Writings
Crimson
Crimson of the fallen heart…
Memento Mori
Memento mori: originates from Latin and means ‘remember that you [have to] die’; it is also an artistic or symbolic trope acting as a reminder of the inevitability of death, often used in poetry and theatre, commonly found in Renaissance English dramas.
Spring Arboretum
Spring in my garden — 2023
Black Letters…
Black letters as grim leaves
of long withered pale trees
fill the graves of true lovers.
The Beauty of Summer
Summer can be very beautiful sometimes.
Island of Lézvosz, Greece
I would like to share a few pictures with you, which I took during my visit to the beautiful Island of Lézvosz (a.k.a. Lesvos), Greece, during the spring of 2007. Keep in mind that these are poorer in quality, because I only had a mediocre camera at the time.
Surrounded by Yellowing Leaves…
I like to just sit on a bench and silently watch. The world is a fascinating place, forever telling stories. With a bit of imagination even the smallest things can be interesting.
The Outsider
I wrote this poem after some dark moments within the University.
Sometimes I just feel lost and lonely, because it is hard to find one’s place, when cheerful careless life seems so distant and alien.
Sit by the Fire
Written on a cold autumn day.
The Last Bastion
To the Far East stands a Lonely Tower…
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