Parting Poem by Anne Yun
Parting
The rain walks barefoot in the lonesome streets
And you, walk in the lonesome rain
Leaves are beckoning in the whistling wind
Waving you in a window, two lonesome hearts within
Yours thumps on mine, night, falls between
Sad but beautiful. I feel you Anne. The moment of parting will bring the new longing for reunion. Cheer up.
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7/21/2025 3:23:50 AM # 1.0.0
Wow! This poem is related to the one called YOUR VOICE: they are both poems of tender appeal, subtle and understated, but barely containing powerful feelings inside. I absolutely love the opening image: what a unique way to identify the setting of your poem - a rainy autumn night - but also to identify the prevailing emotional tone. And the very word LONELINESS wanders through the lines of the poem, spreading its sadness over the whole experience. It is a wonderful way to show how we must continue to take action in the outside world despite the weight we have to carry bravely. // Farewell Poems populate Chinese anthologies; this is your contribution to that strand of poetic practice.
In some time of some days, sadness and loneliness might strike to us, feelings inside can be unshackled all in a sudden, i wrote this to reach to relief, although by pure imagination.