Thursday, September 17, 2009
Flowers in the Grass Ledgend (1)
"A weed is no more than a flower in disguised." There are flowers in unexpected corner of our life that are waiting for us to enjoy but we usually skiped it.
There are colours that awaits us to see but we usually omitted it.
Thre are beauties in nature but we need to regonize.
Monday, June 29, 2009
Deciver's Season
Cast in the shape of scent or suggestion;
over, along night’s avenue streaming,
as hope or moth above street-lamp flying,
paradise flutters the evening air.
Is it the almond’s coral bay
which beckons both the heart and eye
to fabled continents of pearl
where paradise gardens sway with the wind?
Caught in a crochet of leaves and tresses-
a conjured trellis of gold and green-
close to the touch yet not for touching,
paradise hovers an inch out of hand.
So April ends and the charm is over.
One dawn within the shaken boughs
we find a death’s-head choked with blossom….
paradise gardens fall in the wind.
Derek Stanford
1918
There was a time Indian Lilac blomming daringly in a summer. But before that flowers were even waiting to bloom, there was a person who listened someone's secret dream.
What could be the dream of a little girl three years ago? Whom did she trust and open her heart? Now, these are not important at all. Whom, did I trust? May I ask myself again. Is there a posibility she can manage with? It is not important at all. However, the only important thing is to carry on.
With a heartfull of love and a pocketfull of dreams,
Pan Pon Pyin
Friday, June 26, 2009
Life in Parallel Frames
There is somewhere I could hide my happiness and sadness during a two years stay in a very colourful and peceful town. That is a paint-brush and a paper with blocks on it to rander all my emotion with colours.
If our life be straight lines paralle to each other never intertwine, there is still an enormous attraction for all of us that might be like a hurricane or a black hole.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
ေက်ာင္းသြားေဖၚ ႏွင္႔ ဒဂၤါးျပား
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Beauty of Complication
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Dawn in Bagan
* Dhamayangyi Temple at Dawn from Shwe San Daw Pagoda.
A morning in March 2007, there was a girl travelling in Bagan with hope, expectation and courage for the challenges that will come to her for the next two years.
Her uncle, Saw Yan Naing, told her at that time that the uprising pagodas everywhere in Bagan is a civilisation that is the most distinct glory in Southeast Asia. This is the only one archaelogical site in the histroy with enormous brickworks in Southeast Aisa.
Monday, June 8, 2009
Thursday, June 4, 2009
A Homeless Evening
There is not a single star, where will be the moon?
Not a piece of cloud, where will be the cover from glare?
Please not a single bird,
for there is a pair of teary eyes with full of expectation.
Where will be my hide-out?
Some say that a heor just roam around,
May I not be a hero.
May I be a bird who can go back home for every single flight.
Even the flowers in my mother's garden will cry
if I don't have a place to lie.
Please, all the lullabies come to me,
for a girl longing for home.
Enriching and Preserving
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Sunday, May 3, 2009
To the Horizon
Friday, February 13, 2009
Once In the High School
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Last Sketch with an Old Friend
It was a long time that I did not get a chance to draw sketches with the small ink pen received as a present from a colleague friend. Yesterday, I was in sorrow that I was trying to clean my room. I found out that little ink pen and remember the days that she and I painted with that little ink pen together in Yangon Institute of Economics. We were sometimes painting in our lecture books.
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