Short Caprices Poems
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All my hopes look like kites,
ropes of which have already broken,
flying idly about in the sky of my mind,
They will either glide
through the heavy clouds
of my thoughts, and land softly
before evolving into caprices;
or fell one by one and smash to tiny pieces
Those who wage war
In search for peace
Are the leaders
They are not
In the battlefield
Warriors are pawns
For lunatic king
To gain power
And accessibility
Those who has more
Ammunition has
A chance to win
The leader who wage
War actually don't want peace
Instead, to them are just
Whims and caprices
Fence ego and lavish pride.
Think of elsewhere
where the day
has grown old
perhaps with a remembrance
of what has trespassed
concerning what now goes
throughout these hours here.
Now what does it fit
to cry by uprooting trees
or cry by wrong paintings
or cry by a wrong directives
or even cry by whims
and caprices of abyssimal
or in fact even wrongly cry
oh! later you may
swallow it a going.
Between two hearts
Mental telepathy is potent
Each heart or both are patient
Each one correspond
Each one is neither impulsive
They meet, agree, and play together
Regardless no matter how distant
Both hearts are intuitive
Mutual regard to each other is important
Whims and caprices are incoherent
Complete trust are always inherent
And their love, urges and wants
Are tolerant and unhesitant.
Marriage is a business
There's no shortcut to anything
Marriage is originally reorganization of two family resources
This isn't a shortcut at all
This is called giving up the small for the big
You should render great love in your heart
You should render the spirit of sacrifice and dedication
You have to sacrifice your own whims and caprices in marriage
Definitely, to both party's happiness and success.