where no light penetrates
the musty chamber of an existence
gazing, otiose, in contemplation
of erogenous zones
of paralysis and moans
of the evaporation of bones…
the spider and its cobwebs beckon
dust stirring like breath
tick-tock of tears
Early daybreak
The mountainous areas
Still shrouded in mist
The sceneries cloaked
The surroundings look ghostly misty
Sunrays blocked
By mountains and trees
Difficult to see the road ahead
With the car's light on
A thick light
Penetrates through the mist
To give us some clear views
Before the mist finally lifted
By the sunrays
The mist just looks like
The evils and sordid affairs
In the existing world
Blocking our views
Only with light like wisdom
We can be saved
From all these illusions and fallacies
The sunshine casts on
The sea, the ground, your face
The sunshine climbs
The tree tops, the lamp poles, the roofs
The sunshine penetrates into
The doors, the windows, your eyes
Please wake up, man
To receive
The first ray of daybreak
The glory from the universe
Don't hestitate, man
To every cloud, there is a silver lining
To every wish, there is a way
To every man, there is a 24-hours-day
Love is immortal from times immemorial
As a lover I desire to remain eternally memorable-
As I desire to remain eternally memorable
O world, I observe love-penance
As love penetrates the mind and the heart
In my life, I have profound significance-
As I have profound significance in my life
O world, the universe venerates me
As I am devoted to love at all times
For chaste love, I am an epitome-
As I am an epitome for chaste love
O world, with fame I shall thrive
As long as I am in true love
I can have unending zest to live.
Sun penetrates icicles drip
Morn's sun melts sandy snow
Moored to the shore with ropes sturdy
Trapped in a boat no go
Icicles drop cold liquid like tears
Shed for life's soon parting
What will the eaves do for diamonds
When gems have departed
...
. Light rays penetrates
Son comes to the water, shore
.
. Bringing gold to stony earth
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