Best Sunway Poems
Dear, just one more time if I could be with you
I would lock my smiling eyes with yours
Fall deeper into your eyes with joy in blue
Those are the moments my feelings turn true
My poetry's fragrance will mingle with your breath
Those are the moments I will afraid of no threats...
People like you and me should never be apart
We should be drowned deep in the love cocoon
Together, we could carve out a majestic art
Let's fly inside our flourishing hearts of balloon
And fall into the heavenly Sunway Lagoon
Oh dear, your words and breath are my wine
But sad to know the truth of you're not mine..
My mother told me
One day you’ll meet a girl
And she, ill be your heaven
In this cruel world
My mother told me
That when she comes
Her voice like a princess
From a magical kingdom
But my heart told me
That true love will arrive
True love is the treasure
That’s so precious in life
And I think I saw her
Thousands of miles away
In a foreign city
They call Bandar Sunway
And she’s always smiling
She’s a one of a kind
Because she’s an angel
A gift to mankind
My mother told me
Give more than you take
And goodness will follow
What ever road you make
And her mother told her
You leave me as a girl
The next time I see you
A woman will unfold
And she told her mother
I will make you proud
And her mother holds her
And they both hug
And my mother told me
You got to fight for your dreams
Because if you don’t
It will melt like ice cream
And no body told
That I will feel like this
She wakes up emotions
I never know exist
And as long as the sky
Are a shade of blue
Until we meet
My heart belong to you
The Royal Stonestreet 42
In the house in Stavanger, Norway, where I grew up four families were living in poverty after the war in 1945, well, poverty was relative as we were able to survive without social interference
In the basement, an elderly man had two bedrooms and a kitchen he had to share every Saturday when the women were washing clothes and ironing
The elderly man was mysterious he had female visits every so often, who drank and fought when the police were called the women had to leave, but the old man was not arrested, it turned out he had been a hero no one knew why, since he was mother’s uncle she didn’t know either
On the first floor lived two families, one had only one room and shared a kitchen with a family that had two rooms, but no one had a bathroom there was a toilet on their landing that was for the whole house, and filthy dirty on the second floor a woman called Sunway lived with her two sons she shared a kitchen with us who had two rooms when Sunway had male visitors, her sons had to sit in the hallway, not that her guests stayed long, but the hallway was a bit cold on winter days, but they were always well-dressed and polite
The father of the youngest son was a German soldier, he believed his mother drank coffee and talked to her friend the door was looked at as they didn’t like to be disturbed by children running around, and the oldest son wore a smirk like he knew what was going on
When a rumor circulated that Sunway was a prostitute, my mother who at the time worked at a fish factory, defended her, the woman had
no income and had to look after her sons Sunway eventually got a bigger flat with two bedrooms for her two boys, the youngest one went to university and did well, and the oldest one didn't work lived with his mother, but was arrested for raping his mother and beating her was sent to prison.
I wonder why it is when time was hard some survived intact while others became a burden to themselves and drowned in shame.