Monsoon in Mai-Salong

By : Victor
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In the horizon,
the mountains are in meditation.
I can see them through the veil of misty rain.
I can hear the sound of their breath
through the rain-filled whispering wind.
Every rice grain is dancing in the monsoon rain.
I can see their reflection
in the eyes of water buffalo,
sound of cowbell vibrates in the air.
Today celebration of nature
is playing music in every chord of my heart.

The misty gray cloud and green mountain
will merge and melt into each other.
Soon the whole nature will disappear into thickening rain.
Every sound on earth
will be absorbed in the sound of rainfall.
All my lingering thoughts will freeze.
All my memories
will be washed away by rain.
In that great silence,
along with nature,
I will lose myself in the meditation.

 

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Comments / Feedback

Richard
April 29, 2007, 23:38

I like this piece very much.
Dana
April 30, 2007, 04:00

Wonderful accompanying illustration. Makes me remember similiar mornings in parts of Thailand off my mental map (no idea where I was). Standing in the early morning sun--eating some nameless mysterious sugary fried breakfast treat I bought from a smiling woman--staring up at the mountains and the mist--so so happy.
Cent
April 30, 2007, 19:44

A very nice poem from Victor. This is good, very good I thought. Had me there with him.
Bill
May 1, 2007, 04:08

I’ve never been a great lover of poetry, always thought poetry was for girls, puffy stuff. Appears I’ve been missing out. This was truly lovely, a real treat. Thanks for taking me there Victor.

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