Category Archives: Poetry

Teacher

Before you get rid of your annoyance make sure you have learned from it first © Meisaan Chan

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If you are not careful

If you are not careful your feet will walk the same paths forever © Meisaan Chan

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We all carry burdens

We all carry burdens but we do not have to carry them alone © Meisaan Chan   (Photo credit: National Geographic)

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Rejoicing

Rejoicing is a matter of spirit and air © Meisaan Chan (Photo credit: National Geography)  

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First fruits

Empty self, plucking open-handed golden gift wildly poor, rich   © Meisaan Chan    

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The needle

Buried in haystack: the distractions keep mounting cannot find focus © Meisaan Chan

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Laughing Buddha

There he is, laughing, his flaccid breasts hanging out but no matter: he knows that suffering is almost eternal and that is only one side of the coin © Meisaan Chan

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On trust

Sometimes it’s hard to trust the light that it’s enough, that it’ll stay so I insist on using my tiny flashlight, my way – no matter: the light keeps on shining © Meisaan Chan (Photo credit: National Geographic)

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Exercises (3 of 3)

At the end of this day I give thanks for your awesome, constant presence and scour the hours for ways in which I could have loved you more. © Meisaan Chan

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Exercises (2 of 3)

In the middle of this day I pause: and remember what I am and certainly what I am not. © Meisaan Chan

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