Standing on the commanding tower With edges of the world beneath my feet My tongue fills with flame of battle calls The bell tolls for whom stand tall The witch's halo over the vagabond
- Dec 15 Tue 2009 21:19
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The witch and the vagabond
Standing on the commanding tower With edges of the world beneath my feet My tongue fills with flame of battle calls The bell tolls for whom stand tall The witch's halo over the vagabond
- Dec 01 Tue 2009 21:55
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I exist as I am - (on Whitman's wits)
"I exist as I am, that is enough, If no other in the world be aware I sit content,
And if each and all be aware I sit content.
One world is aware, and by the far the largest to me, and that is myself,
And whether I come to my own today or in ten thousand or ten million years,
I can cheerfully take it now, or with equal cheerfulness, I can wait."
And if each and all be aware I sit content.
One world is aware, and by the far the largest to me, and that is myself,
And whether I come to my own today or in ten thousand or ten million years,
I can cheerfully take it now, or with equal cheerfulness, I can wait."
- Nov 24 Tue 2009 21:10
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Human History: A Story of Civilizational Race
Writing history is like keeping our collective
human diary. It keeps records of the goings-on in the world in a vertical
manner. Horizontally, the fate of human beings also interlaces hopelessly
together, as the Chinese would have it, “The whole body is disturbed by the
pulling of one single strand of hair.” However, putting the matter in its
- Nov 24 Tue 2009 21:07
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Battle cry against cruelty
A spot of human stain smudged on a dirty window pane
Murky shadow cast thru an unintended tangled chain
How many sunsets must precede tiring nights?
- Nov 22 Sun 2009 12:52
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瑤瑤的思想哲學
『你不要死，你不要死」－瑤瑤（台灣名思想家） 1990-？
Recently the media on the island ran a slew of heated discussions on the much-debated “kill-so-large” (殺很大)
franchise of on-line video games commercials. The prima donnas in those
commercial campaigns usually feature seemingly underage girls with
child-like voices and physiques, yet at the same time possess
- Nov 22 Sun 2009 12:01
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Endless suffering, human desire
- Nov 22 Sun 2009 11:56
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Insomnia
- Nov 22 Sun 2009 11:49
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One Mid-April Night Serenade
Cool breeze blowing in the night,
It’s a cloudless mid-April state of mind
How I wish the wind could keep waltzing
- Nov 22 Sun 2009 11:43
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Taoist notion of human freedom
Once
a master was asked whether human beings have free will. The master then
told the disciple to raise any one of his feet, the disciple raised his
left foot as was told. The master asked him, did you have free will in
choosing which foot u could’ve raised. The disciple answered, “Yes, I
- Nov 22 Sun 2009 11:02
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The Thailand Odyssey
It
is not quite an overstatement to say that human nature has often been
sanctified as holy and benign in many works of spiritual literature and
holy books; and it is usually depicted as distinct from the lesser
animal heritage. The Christian myth likes to celebrate the dawn of
is not quite an overstatement to say that human nature has often been
sanctified as holy and benign in many works of spiritual literature and
holy books; and it is usually depicted as distinct from the lesser
animal heritage. The Christian myth likes to celebrate the dawn of
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