March 17, 2008...1:07 pm
My first poem written in Chinese
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Da di hao mei
jiao ai
hai shifang leng
tong shi tai yang
tigong nuan huo
wanmei hexie
[translation: the earth is very beautiful/her name is love/and she gives cool/while the sun gives her warmth/perfect harmony]
5 Comments
March 17, 2008 at 7:26 pm
Congratulations Radha.
March 18, 2008 at 7:33 pm
thanks, studying this language by poetries is so good, today with the teacher we went thru another one from a Chinese poet who was living in Cambridge..
March 20, 2008 at 6:08 am
Very pretty
March 24, 2008 at 10:37 pm
Your first poem written in Chinese looks grand from Lithuanian viewpoint - I didn’t understand a word, but I wholeheartedly rejoiced at the cover picture. Visual thoughts and our words differ between, but express the same message in essence - you are the artist who makes me feel honored by the chance to applaud to you.
The truth may sound strange, but that’s so indeed.
Wow,
I have read your translation and my hearty first impression was justified - Congratulations once again. Your poem is worthy the sharing.
By the way, it directly reflects these comments:
You show us your first poem in Chines, I too am writing not in my native language, but our messages don’t change because of that - sun continues giving her warmth and we both recognize the perfect harmony
March 26, 2008 at 2:08 pm
@Tomas: thanks for the long positive comment. the “tao-gate” is located just behind my building, it is the entrance to a temple, some local artist’s product. still really simple. But in the Tao is the love between sun and moon, that is the all meaning up there. i am glad u enjoyed it!
also regarding the languages: any language can be read aloud, it is not important if we studied it or not. it is important how it “does sound / echo” within ourselves while we read it. what do you thing about that?
@Grace: pretty just as the Chinese language (pronounciation) http://radhagarima.wordpress.com/2008/02/13/the-cute-aspect-of-speaking-in-chinese/
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