Hoang Thao, an eminent poet from Vietnam, the Land of Blue Dragon, shares his three poems
Born in 1959, in Xich Dang village, Hung Yen province, Vietnam, poem Hoang Thao is graduate of Fine Arts. He is member of the Vietnam Writers’ Association, Vietnam Association of Photographic Artists and Hung Yen Association of Literature and Arts. He has published 3 poetry collections.
The day I left Hue
The day I left
Hue was lonely
Her eyes lingered in old tastes and places
I was sad, facing the wind, drifting into dreams
She was lost in bewildered moments many times
Rain falling
Dear beloved Hue!
In winter, purple clothes were less in the Ancient Citadel
Yet the streets were not less of beautiful people,
So many ruins turned green with mosses, waiting for…
I left that early, foggy morning,
The harbor was illusory, dreamy mountains and yellow shadows.