Volume 4 | Issue 3 | July-August
2010 |
Our Nepal, Our Pride
Maria Cristina Azcona
Thapaliya becomes an accurate critic of social problems. He uses his acute mind and sharp writing joined to a sweet heart oriented to human rights defense while he writes these commanding verses:
Ah! Then blew the wind; pale, dark, lethal,
and blindfolded, in accord with its notion
of democracy – in the land of disparity
aloft the volcanoes of the conflicting ideology.
and blindfolded, in accord with its notion
of democracy – in the land of disparity
aloft the volcanoes of the conflicting ideology.
Bhuwan reaches beauty in these verses, definable as Peace Poetry
Whenever we close our eyes
to decamp from an eternal strife,
we see the reflection of peace
in the shadow of the fire
burning inside our core.
to decamp from an eternal strife,
we see the reflection of peace
in the shadow of the fire
burning inside our core.
How beautiful they are! His verses own the shine of a moonlighting; I can see the landscapes that exist in his beloved dreams.
The poetry that you will read in this book is the one that is born in the palpitating moral fibre of a heart that bleeds love, that is stripped to the bone with the harshness of the one that wants to bring light, by means of the marvellous tool: to abandon oneself to the magnetism of an inexhaustible delirium: to poetize.
The mysterious dimension of the soul is that region where the dead memories revive and are confused with the now tragic world, finally incomprehensible to the pure intelligence, at the same time natural and strange for the eyes of the avid reader of new emotions.
Intrepid is the reader who goes into this carousel of realities that burn in the eternal play of the fires of the spirit, following the tunes of the soul music.
Our heaven on Earth, Nepal, our Pride,
Our domicile of God is free as infinite
Our domicile of God is free as infinite
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Maria Cristina Azcona - Maria Cristina Azcona is an Educational Psychologist, poetess, novelist and peace researcher who has authored several books written in Spanish and English. She is founder of the nonprofit movement “Bilingual MCA Poets & Writers for Peace” dedicated to the publication and promotion of exquisite peace poems by many bilingual poets, worldwide. She is Editorial Advisor for “The Taj Mahal Review”, as Director in Argentina for the International Forum for a Literature and a Culture of Peace (IFLAC).
e-mail: azconacristina@hotmail.com
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