LEE KUEI-SHIEN
MY TAIWAN, MY HOPE
我的台灣我的希望
I hear your sound from the morning
birds singing.
I feel your passion from the noon
sunshine.
I watch your magnificence from
sunset glow.
Oh, Taiwan, my home, my love.
The coasts have your curve.
The waves have your surge.
The clouds have your elegance.
The flowers have your gesture.
The leaves have your evergreen.
The woods have your burliness.
The bedrocks have your sturdiness.
The mountains have your loftiness.
The streams have your meander.
The rocks have your grandeur.
The roads have your roughness.
Oh, Taiwan, my land, my dream.
In your lung there is my breath.
In your history there is my life.
In your being there is my
consciousness.
Oh, Taiwan, my country, my hope.
LOVE SONG FROM THE SEA
海的情歌
The sea has been inquiring
the emotion of the land
to get response by the rocks.
The waves sometimes rush
sometimes retreat quickly
always embrace the curved coast
while sing an exciting love song
in sputtering
to the silent land.
The land accumulates the feelings
in mind
to prepare a volcanic eruption,
a presentation of most flaming hot.
SUNSET GLOW
晚霞
The sunset glow is astonishing
as a message of burning flames of war.
Is that a disaster of past years
or a misfortune in future
or the foreign people over thousand
miles
is suffering from ravage
orvictims are distressed in
relentless torment.
The birds dispatch the news by
express
and the ships bound for rescue in
urgent.
The beautiful scenery is grieved
that soon be trapped into darkness.
LEE KUEI-SHIEN
LEE
KUEI-SHIEN李魁賢(b.1937)has retired from the chairman of
National Culture and Arts Foundation. At present he is the Vice President of
MovimientoPoetas del Mundo. His works include “Collected Poems” in six volumes,
“Collected Essays” in ten volumes, “Translated Poems” in eight volumes,
”Anthology of European Poetry” in 25 volumes, ”Elite Poetry Series” in 26
volumes etc. His book “The Hour of Twilight” has been translated into English,
Mongol, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, French, Korean, Bengali, Albanian, Turkish,
Macedonian and Serbian languages.
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