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john tiong chunghoo
john tiong chunghoo
(Jan 21,1960 / Sibu, Sarawak, Borneo East Malaysia)
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04. Beautiful Women
young women, old women
in their heart
despite the years
the yearning to be beautiful
young women, old women
they look at each other
one with envy
the other with fear and contempt (of the wrinkles, old age)
young women, old women
they look into each other
one for amother
the other for a daughter
One Similar Second
does the face
of every born child
in a similar second
vary because of
the minute space
each occupies
in the similar second?
does their life differ
very nice poems, well done, thanks, all the best that is what we are expecting from a good poet such as you dear friend
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find your poems deep and intense it identify with the eternity i feel inside me...
excellent poems. you are great in explaining your feels. i invite you to read my poem
a nice poem john, love to see you, hope sometimes we could talk about that poem, bravo
nice poems, they inspire me much
beautiful poem, John...I becam member here only for reading your verses...good, now I look for the haiku
Wonderfully enlightening poetry portraying many different aspects of life, A real joy to read and be inspired by.Thank you.
john, i´ll read more of your works, I really deserve it! you´re excellent!
that part of blood means that I´m a woman at first place, but it may also mean a metaphor in terms of that biblical passage when Jesus had ben sweating blood under the Oliver Tree Mount... It´s can represent the pain felt by the humanity.
Thanks for commenting! Warmly, Sílvia