Montreal - Canadá



ILVER MOON
Look-up the silver moon
I was remembering Li-Po
Watching a Chinese lady
Which one
I like...
O my loverly girl..my little lover
such as a poem that give some swelened word
Look on the Webpage
in my single room
watching a chinese lady
west and east is not too far
my little girl
like the flowers under sunlight in the morning
love one
HAIKU POEM #02
YELLOW WITH THE RED
AMONG THESE FLOWERS FIELD
THE FULLED COLORS
DROWNING
(tribut for RAY JOHNSON 1927-1995)
I was looking at the sea
the brain in my heart was crackling
Over the waves O water and salt
like my childhood beauty
Over my skin humanity is born
In such a pretty instant
I will nerver forget
when I die in your eyes
Peaceful and blue
ready for love
In 1989,the poet Jean Simoneau gave me as a gift
a poem titled"Drowning" with which I realized a limited edition of thirty
copies in serigraphy.Then ,I sent one of them to Ray Johnson who
was residing in Long Island New-York.later,the artist Sheila Sporer informed
me with regrets of his suicide by drowning (in sag harbord) during my Exhibition
at the One foot square gallery in Seacliff,New-York to paid Hommage for
Ray...The coincidence was not intentional.His suicide is viewed as his
last performance ...his friends told us that Ray johnson had just joined
the mainstream of the contemporary art....
HAIKU Poems
THE SKY IS BLUE
SOMETHING HAPPEN WITH THE RAIN
FALLING ON MY ROAD
Poem
An evening on the Younge street
Down-town found me,
all by myself in the evening.
Somewhere nearby.
Winter lingering not feeling March;
came back here time and time again.
to find the street endlen lenght,
an appeal to let go
to go but not to come
just
be cornered by some passing
by beautiful dresses...
On Younge Street
Evening turns lovely
such as a basic yelling fulfilled...
El despertar
El despertar en la manana,
y ver
todas las flores
todos los dias;
encuentro
que mi vida nace
con el nuevo dia
La toan Vinh Guanajuato Mexico 1989.
El viento
El viento
estuvo soplando
en la noche
las hojas callendo
yo caminando solo
sobre el apacible camino
Guanajuato-1989
"The time is always right to do what is right" Martin
Luther King Jr.