Best Feng Poems

Here and now be the truth you know,
Yes you can see grand outcomes show.


Align and sense energy here,
Intent frames tense with profound cheer.


Go with the flow of Feng Shui poise,
Live ample show of vibes that voice.


Charm knows fond choice if you but see,
Filter the noise...

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At an airport garden in Hong Kong
I sit and refresh my traveling spirit
amidst an effusion of lucky bamboo
Crepe white and fuchsia orchids
coyly fan their geisha faces

The Morning Sun, at first a pale opal ember
climbing over slumbering, stone-washed
mountains

Roars into brilliance
like a golden Peacock Dragon
strutting through China...

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Feng shui " Wind and Water", Cosmic Breath..
Tell me are you orientated in the East or the  West ?
 West people gravitate to the SW,W,NW and EW .
East Persons face to the directions that are left.
Both West and East people should turn to their...

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Shine on, Shine on, O prism of glass
Spread your spectra across my life
Infuse your magic into a late morning dance
Your energies transfix me into a welcome trance.

Shine on, Shine on, wipe away my strife
Shine on, O glorious faceted jewel of my life
A liquid mirror, a...

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A mirror hanging on a wall
May be bewitching to us all
At the foot of the stairs
Best arrange your affairs
As Pride goeth before a fall!...

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Yi feng xìn

Dear Motherland,
hope meagre moments yet dance
throwing taunted thrills
to the fostering figs?

Dear Motherland,
do the sassy streams with flaps
on diminuendo and crescendos' rhythm
yet maintain the lusty lyric?

Dear Motherland,
does frolic Kanji dam
basked in mushy currents
wins the mercies of fame yet?

Say nought, dear Motherland,
moments are now cleavages...

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Written by Gail DeBole on February 4, 2013

A man with the name of Feng Shui
Arranged his life in a Qi-loving way.
Full of sweet harmony,
And life planned to a “T”,
Bad Karma didn’t “stand” in his way!

Note: Illustrated in Coloring within in the Limericks available on Amazon.com...

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Death is mysterious
A place after death unintelligible
Buying a place in the cemetery is expensive
Someone pays sixty thousands 
To buy a place in heaven
Must be cheated
While many people are still struggling 
For a living
Some people are already busy searching for
A place after death
Emphasizing cemetery feng shui...

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