J. W. Cassandra: Jöttünk Napkeletről: ez a vers a 18., “Hiány” című kötetembe tartozik, a “Jöttünk Napkeletről” című ciklusba. 2019-ben írtam, és kissé samanisztikus légkörrel és nézőponttal rendelkezik. Nagy kezdőbetűvel gépeltem a ‘napkelet’ és a ‘napnyugat’ szót, mert ez a forma értelmezésem szerint jobban hangsúlyozza az ősi idők atmoszféráját és a samanisztikus hangulatot. Megpróbáltam a versbe bűvölni az ún. “néplelket”, azaz néphagyományaink teljességét. Remélem, érződik a hangulata, és megérint misztériumaival. És azt is remélem, hogy tetszik! Egyébként ezt a verset az ún. “kiömlő tinta” módszerrel írtam. Illusztráció: pasjya1000, Pixabay. (We Came from Orient, by J. W. Cassandra: this poem belongs to my volume 18, “Absence”, to cycle “We Came from Orient”. It was written in 2019 and has a bit shamanistic atmosphere and angle. I typed with capital letter the words ‘napkelet’ and ‘napnyugat’, since this form of the words in my interpretation, emphasizes the atmosphere of ancient time and shamanistic shade more. I tried to charm in the poem the so-called “folklore” the entirety of the traditions of our folk. I hope you can feel its atmosphere and it can impress you with its mysteries. And I hope that you’ll like it. In addition, I wrote this poem by so-called manner “spilled ink”. Illustration is by pasjya1000, from Pixabay.)
We Came from Orient, by J. W. Cassandra: this poem belongs to my volume 18, “Absence”, to cycle “We Came from Orient”. It was written in 2019 and has a bit shamanistic atmosphere and angle. That’s why I chose the expressions “Orient” for sunrise and “Occident” for sunset. As I interpret these words, they emphasize the atmosphere of ancient time and shamanistic shade more. I tried to charm in the poem the so-called “folklore” the entirety of the traditions of our folk. I hope you can feel its atmosphere and it can impress you with its mysteries. And I hope that you’ll like it. In addition, I wrote this poem by so-called manner “spilled ink”. Illustration is by pasjya1000, from Pixabay.
Must we bow down to kings, Please princes, wait on knights, Follow mellifluous sirens that sing Of silver promises and golden delights,
In “the red, red rose”, Robert Burns is directly speaking to his love. He wants to convey how he will love her till eternity. The distance between them is just physical and temporary.
This Poem cum song is an agony of a person who feels alone lost every thing and feels sad about his life who is in a pathetic condition. He expresses his anguish and sorrow for not being able to justify his present life. This song could well be composed by music lovers (with permission from writer – its a Copyright Reserved Song). Please Like, share comment and give feedback on this song.
Vocation by Rabindranath Tagore is a perfect tour into the mind of a child. This poem shows our inner-most needs. This poem is also a reminder to all the grown-ups that how these needs are curtailed by the parameters of the societal norms.
What would you do if you were a king? .
“If I Were King” is about a child dreaming of all the things he would do if he were the king. He would run the world differently than other kings by focusing on enjoyment.
In this poem, the speaker talks about his love that was long lost. Lost, because it was so strong that everyone at the ‘kingdom by the sea’ envied it. The speaker believes that this, even though they were just little kids, love between him and his Annabel Lee was stronger and deeper than the ones between the people older and wiser than them. That despite the physical distance no one can part their souls from each other. Their love was real love and no teenage crush.
This is an extremely humorous poem by Ogden Nash about our adventurous episodes of Isabel. Kids just love this poem. You read this in front of them once and they will ask you to repeat the same again and again.
