I love.
The amalgam of pain
And joy crushes me
And then revives me
With sudden jump
In space.
I breathe.
My feelings breathe.
Sometimes I hate,
But my love comes
In waves and
Floods the ocean.
Scream.
I fall,
I stand ...
Never in peace ...
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some1else
- 2008-05-10 @ 08:06:09
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fluteofreed
- fluteofreed
- 2008-05-10 @ 08:22:12
Helloween are great band. I like Dream Theater too.
Are you really from Korea?
One of my last favorite movies is "The Story of the First King's Four Gods" .... I love it!!!-
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some1else
- 2008-05-10 @ 08:29:37
Afraid I'm merely a temporary resident of Korea - I'm teaching English as a foreign language in one of the many schools. Born and raised in good old England
Not seen that film, but will definitely keep a note of the title - the vengeance trilogy are about the only Korean films I've seen, very good, if a little disturbing.-
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some1else
- 2008-05-10 @ 08:32:26
Well, I assumed it was a film, is it a series?
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fluteofreed
- fluteofreed
- 2008-05-10 @ 08:54:38
Yes, it is a series. I downloaded it from internet and I have been watching it day after day around Christmas as it is 24 series.
By the way I am from Bulgaria.-
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some1else
- 2008-05-10 @ 09:11:06
I might try looking around for it, but to be honest I'm not much of one for TV - other than films.
And you do really well writing poetry in English when you're from Bulgaria. Good work on that one-
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fluteofreed
- fluteofreed
- 2008-05-10 @ 09:27:55
Thanks.
I actually write poetry in my own language and then translate it into English only slightly changing some words so that it sounds better. And of course, I thank God for the dictionaries!
The funny thing is that often it sounds well in English even not touching it ... I wonder if it is only because your language is so melodious or just because I use simple and strong words ... or something
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some1else
- 2008-05-10 @ 10:28:23
Hm, that makes more sense, and I suppose with poetry there's less of an issue with things like sentence structure than there would be with prose. And I must admit that I've never thought of the English language as melodious - I can see it in French, and Italian and a host of others, but not English; must be a foreign language thing
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fluteofreed
- fluteofreed
- 2008-05-10 @ 11:10:10
Of course, the grammar it is less of an issue and that's one of reasons I dare to translate my simple poetry
It is melodious, believe me! Our language sound much harder and it is difficult to sing it. In English even "Good morning" may sound as a song
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some1else
- 2008-05-10 @ 13:39:49
Well, not you've said that, I can sort of see what you mean about being able to sing things - I quite like that
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Nice, I like it and I'm not even sure why - that's got to be a good thing
And thanks for the youtube post - I had never heard of Helloween before, but that guy has a great voice, kind of like the current singer in Dream Theater, I thought.