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VietPhilly: From Vietnam to the U.S.
VietPhilly: From Vietnam to the U.S.
A Lifetime of Vietnamese Memories, Blooming into Verses

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A novice Buddhist monk sweeping leaves in the courtyard in front of the temple

Repentance of Malice from Body, Speech, and Thought

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A novice Buddhist monk sweeping leaves in the courtyard in front of the temple

Repentance For Taking the Lives of Sentient Beings

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A novice Buddhist monk sweeping leaves in the courtyard in front of the temple

Sám Hối Sát Sanh

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A novice Buddhist monk sweeping leaves in the courtyard in front of the temple

Sám Hối Ba Nghiệp Thân Khẩu Ý

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Two couples and and old holding hands while seating on their benches in a park full of fallen leaves

Con Đường Mang Tên Em

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A old Vietnamese woman resting on a bench next to her bicycle

Chữ TIỀN Trong Tiếng Việt

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An old couple seating on a bench in a part, holding hands in a loving way

Beds, Pillows, and Sheets

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Two couples and and old holding hands while seating on their benches in a park full of fallen leaves

Who Remembers? Remember Whom?

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A old Vietnamese woman resting on a bench next to her bicycle

Truyện Mẹ Việt Nam

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A old Vietnamese woman resting on a bench next to her bicycle

The Tale of Mother Vietnam

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Stupid is what stupid does

Sao Vẫn Còn Ngu?

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A old Vietnamese woman resting on a bench next to her bicycle

Chống Cộng Xưa Nay

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  • HOME
  • BLOG
    • Poetry For Mom
    • Poetry for Love
    • Poetry for the Elders
    • Poetry for the Heart
    • Poetry for the Soul
    • Poetry for Love on a Weak Battery
    • Letters & Stories
  • BEYOND SAIGON RIVER
    • NGOÀI VÒNG SÔNG SÀI GÒN
    • The Tale of Mother Vietnam
      • Truyện Mẹ Việt Nam
    • Sao Vẫn Còn Ngu?
      • Quốc Gia, Việt Cộng: Ai Thương Để Lòng
    • Saigon — The Widow of April
      • Saigon — Người Góa Phụ Tháng Tư
  • POEMS THAT LEAK
    • A Parent’s Last Wishes
      • Tâm Sự Cha Mẹ Già
    • Don’t Put Me in a Nursing Home
      • Beds, Pillows, and Sheets
    • Judged by the King of Hell
      • Diêm Vương Hạch Tội
    • Go To America
      • Đi Mỹ
    • Saigon Sunlight and Philly Winds
      • Nắng Saigon và Gió Phila
      • Hoa Hậu Chiêm Bao
  • CONTACT
  • ABOUT
    • Privacy Policy