Short Malaysian Poems
Short Malaysian Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Malaysian by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Malaysian by length and keyword.
though croc may look sad
lying alone on river bank
eating life brings joy
Brian Johnston
July 12, 2015
Poet's Notes:
In the Malaysian language and culture, the phrase "land crocodile" is commonly used to describe a "playboy."
Lush
virgin
hair she buys;
she likes all things
plush!
Written April 8, 2017 for the L Form - Lanterne poetry contest of Broken Wings
Theme 3: Lush
Note: I researched hair extensions and found out Malaysian is the best!
What is Jawi?
What is Rumi?
What is Sufi?
Who is Hamzah Fansuri?
We know Marco,
We know Atlas,
We know Amerigo,
But who is Al-Attas?
Sudah hilangkah jati diri?
Ibarat Laki tinggalkan Bini!
Lupakah hati bahasa sendiri?
Adat di jiwa bak karatnya kersani!
Form:
Millie’s mother Mabel mended macrame
Mainly Marseilles-made macrame,
Maddening moments mending machine macrame
Mostly made-to-order, mostly May macrame.
Making May mostly made-to-order macrame means
Many months modifying Malaysian macrame, mostly!
written February 2, 2022
The Malay Pantun: The Non-Party Communal Triumvirate
Ursidae carnivora hug and hibernate
Hypolais polyglottes trill without triumph
Alliance Party* wins and vituperate
Opposition parties coagulate without lymph
• The ruling Malaysian communal triumvirate –
since Independence in 1957.
© T. Wignesan, Paris - 2013
Talent has never just one face
Your self-discipline is needed
Your self-improvement also show
That you're also blessed by heaven
But you haven't noticed that
One Malaysian leader confess
I rather choose good character
Who will work for my country
Than has outstanding diploma
Who gallivanting in workplace
I stand in awe after knowing this.
nameless hero’s sleep
carrying allegiance
to eternal graves
a debt we owe
to preserve their strife
lest they died in vain
note: this is a "Cherita", a Malaysian poetry form created by Ai Li in 1997
Charging Blues
My power bank was dropped a couple of days ago...
Now it is no longer that efficient for power on the go...
The charger I have brought here with me, it is incredibly slow. ..
From early night till the next day, my phone is yet to be 100% charged...
Definitely a Rio Olympics record of a hand phone being continuously charged...
Hahaha... at the very least, a mention please in the Malaysian Book Of Records...?