Si l’amour existe encore, il ressemble à ton corps. Si l’amour existe encore, serre – moi. encore plus fort. Si l’amour existe encore, près de toi quand je m’endors. Si l’amour existe encore, serre – moi encore plus fort. Personne, n’a jamais su me dire, les mots d’amour, les mots du cœur, quelque chose comme: Je t’aime
. Ce soir, la vie me semble belle, l’amour à tire d’aile, s’est posé, sur toi et moi. Si l’amour existe encore, il ressemble à tes vingt ans. Au soleil qui tendrement, nous fait oublier le temps. Si l’amour existe encore, Près de toi quand je m’endors. Si l’amour existe encore, serre – moi, encore plus fort.
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the begin and end of love
Et l’amour est mort, vive l’amour!
Two very old, glamorous songs, one for the beginning and one for the end of love (both are recorded on LP vinyl disks long time ago). There’s no reason for love to begin, we were young, and we were fool… But there’re reasons for love to vanish… then comes a time… et l’amour est mort, vive l’amour!. Let taste the music for all sweet and bitter of love…
La Bohème - Charles Aznavour
La complainte des infidèles - Sidney Bechet
Image on the left: Charles Aznavour, one of the most well-known singers in the world. His music heritage includes about 1000 songs (mostly in French, 150 in English, 100 in Italian, 70 in Spanish, and 50 in German), and sold well over 100 million records.
the vietnamese & american conscience
釋一行禅師
付法偈
一向逢春得健行
行當無念亦無諍
心燈若照其元體
妙法東西可自成
Previously in one of my post, I’d mentioned about Nẻo về của ý – a writing of Thích Nhất Hạnh. The monk has become a big figure in Buddhism community, at least as seen by Westerner. He is now considered to be one of the two most influential leaders of Buddhism, beside the famous Dalai Lama.
…I think we have the Statue of Liberty on the East Coast, but in the name of freedom, people have done a lot of damage. I think we have to build a Statue of Responsibility on the West Coast in order to counter-balance…
Originated from Từ Hiếu, the most ancient pagoda in Huế, his life has been a realization of what had been fore-told as a kind of prophecy in the hand-down poem from his own master (the last two lines on the right – which could be literally translated as: If the lamp of our mind shines light on its own nature, Then the wonderful transmission of the Dharma will be realized in both East and West. Recently, he gave this interesting talk at the (US) Congress:
