Tag Archives: in Memoriam
My Good Friend, Jing, a Poem
On loss, in memoriam, of a close friend, translated… My Good Friend, It’d Been, Many Years Since You’d Become An Eternal Butterfly Flying Against the Wind Currents Quietly, Appeared, Inside My Memories Your Heart is Pure Like the Lotus Flower … Continue reading
A Road that Runs on Endlessly, a Poem
In memoriam of a mentor, translated… I’d Once, Marched into that Sturdy Citadel With the Souls, Fallen to, the Depth Below the Sleeping And, How Did Those Souls Lost in Wars Imprinted onto Your Passages Day and Night wonder where … Continue reading
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He’d Attempted to Save Someone Who Was Drowning, and Had Drowned, His Father Went to the Beach and Memorialized Him for Thirty-One Years Unstop
The way this man remembered his son for his altruistic act to save someone’s life, from the Front Page Sections, translated… By the beaches of Gongliao there was a statue of a student wearing a hat, carrying a book bag, … Continue reading
Written Until the Final Moments of Her Life, the Long-Time Writer, Lang Lo Passed Away
A life of WRITING, from the Front Page Sections, translated… The long-time, senior writer, the broadcaster, Lang Lo that made her name in Taiwan AND China, early yesterday morning, because of heart failure, died, in the clinic in Taipei, she … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 