Be Deadly Drunken By The Full Of The Flowers Poem by Kinsley Lee

Be Deadly Drunken By The Full Of The Flowers



Kinsley Lee

Along the side of the ten Lis' park, it's lined the pub houses, and bars
For thousand years at the Tusita-deva, it's beautiful the flowers. The petals
Are flying and forming a whole, the world and I, I'm drunken and lying
On the long bench, I can't discern if I'm heaven or the world of human being.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The original poem was written in Chinese letters by Kinsley Lee, and translated in English by Kinsley Lee. I tried to depict the landscape for the April days. There are full of the cherry blossoms and peach blossoms in the park and fields.
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