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Poetry
By VVAW
[Printer-Friendly Version] Without the cold and
Bleakness of winter,
The warmth and splendour
of spring
There could never be.
Misfortunes have steeled
and tempered
Me,
And strengthened
My resolve
Even further.
- Ho Chi Minh
The wheel of law turns
without pause.
After the rain, good weather.
In the wink of an eye
The universe throws off
its muddy clothes.
For ten thousand miles
the landscape
spreads out like a beautiful brocade
Light breezes, smiling flowers.
High in the trees, amongst
the sparkling leaves
all the birds sing at once.
People and animals rise-up reborn
What could be more natural?
After sorrow, comes happiness.
- Ho Chi Minh
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