A Poem by Andy Xu ( ÐìÏéÎä )

MOTHER'S DAY GIFT



            MOTHER'S DAY GIFT


         Mother,
         kind with smiles 
         and devoted with love
         once or for life.

         Mother, 
         her breasts,
         plump or withered,
         source of my life.

         Mother,
         her face,
         pretty or wrinkled,
         source of my baby smiles.

         Mother
         never expects
         returns for my
         sucking her nipples with piercing bite,
             bending her back with my ride,
                 reddening her eyes with my midnight cry.

         Only when I grow up
         I realize 
         how great mother has been
         though she is now very fragile.

         I am duty-bound
         to take good care of mother
         and safeguard her
         with all my might and right.

         On the eve of
         Mother's Day 1999
         she was hurt
         by deadly missiles.

         Enraged 
         like a female lion
         I ran out to reason
         with the responsible guys.


         Revenge
         blood for blood,
         Down with
         whoever sent the missiles.

         Seeing my injured mother
         I vow to take better care 
         of her from now on
         though I lost for smile.

         Bending
         over her ears I murmured
         this is my gift for you,
         my dear mother.





                May 9, 1999 in Toronto

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