A Letter from Korea

Ellen Marsell

I'm writing you this letter from Korea.
Sending you a few words from the summit
of the sacred mountain where the sun 
is rising.
A flock of lazzy clouds are still  floating
in no hurry to cross the China sea.
Immaculate hibiscus flowers blossom 
like a thousand schools vying for grace
filling souls with the serenity 
of a calm spring morning.
I'm writing you this letter,
lemon and jasmin fragrant.
On the other side of the earth 
you"re on your way 
to the realm of  dreams
I bow to the new dawn.
Yin and Yang become one.
But I hear the gong 
calling me back to the temple...

  • Author: Ellen (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 12th, 2025 09:59
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 43
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  • Lorenz

    A wonderful message of serenity ! congratulation !

  • sorenbarrett

    A beautiful poem with marvelous images of peace and serenity. Very nicely done.

    • Ellen Marsell

      Thank you for your feedback! 😊

    • MLHnow

      Love this! Both in visitation and inner vision. You brought me both!

      • Ellen Marsell

        Thanks so much for your feedback - I truly appreciate it !

      • Poetic Licence

        A wonderful write, a sense of a beautiful and peaceful landscape, enjoyed the read

        • Ellen Marsell

          Thank you so much for reading and for your support!

          • Poetic Licence

            You are very welcome

          • Sealgair

            There’s a quiet strength to this piece — thoughtful and gently spiritual. It leaves you with a real sense of calm.

            Beautifully written.

          • NafisaSB

            spiritual and inspirational..enjoyed the beautiful piece of art produced here

            • Ellen Marsell

              Thank you for your review!

              • NafisaSB

                you are welcome - have a good day



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