Heart of Dragon Fire, Soul of Phoenix Flame, & Ocean Blood of Sea Fairy
Chapter 1: Verse:
The Land and the Seas, She Calls To Me, Her Long Lost Child Home:
Ever since I could remember
Ever since I was a child
Every night in my dreams
I have always heard an earth voice
I have always heard an ocean song
A voice of fire and a song of flame that sounds serene, tranquil, calm, & melodic
An ocean song voice that was matriarchal, loving, & kind
An earth voice that was paternal, protective, & caring
A song that somehow sounds like the very ocean itself
A voice that somehow sounds like the very earth itself
An ocean song that sounds so recognizable to me
As a Southeast Asian Vietnamese or Kinh Indigenous and East Asian Chinese or Hoa person of color
An earth voice that sounds so familiar to me
As a Kinh Indigenous and Polynesian Tahitian Indigenous Pasifika
She is calling to me and saying that I am her long lost child
One that was stolen from the Earth, the Ocean, & the Sky a very long time ago
As a displaced state side disconnected diaspora
I know her voice but I do not know her face
I know her song but I do not know her touch
I know her voice but I do not know her embrace
I know her song but I do not know her bond
The land and the sea ever since they were a child
She has called them every night in their dreams
Her long lost child long ago that was stolen from her
A child with a body made of earth, made of ocean, & made of sky
She calls to them with her earth voice
She calls to them with her ocean song
The land and the sea however she weeps and she grieves
She grieves because her long lost child does not know her tongue
The land and the sea though every single night she weeps
The land and the sea though every single day she mourns
She mourns because her child born of fire, flame, & water does not understand her voice
She mourns because her child born with a body made of earth, ocean, & sky does not comprehend her songs
I know her earth voice but I do not know her touch
I know her ocean song but I do not know her embrace
I am a Vietnamese, Chinese or Hoa, French, & Polynesian Tahitian Indigenous Pasifika person of color
I am a displaced state side disconnected Polynesian Indigenous Pasifika and Kinh Indigenous diaspora
The land and the sea she calls to me her long lost child home but I cannot answer her
The land and the sea she calls to them her long lost child home but they cannot answer her
She laments because her long lost child does not know her food
She laments because her long lost child does not know her songs
She laments because her long lost child does not know her dances
She grieves because her long lost child does not know their cultural identity
She grieves because her long lost child doesn’t know their traditions, culture, heritage, & customs
She grieves because her long lost child knows her voice
She grieves because her long lost child does not know her face, does not know her touch, & does not know her embrace
She weeps because her long lost child does not understand her earth voice
She weeps because her long lost child does not comprehend her ocean songs
She weeps because her long lost child with a sea fairy aura has never swam in her seas and has never set foot on her soil
She weeps because her long lost child with a body made of earth, ocean, & sky has never been home
She grieves because her long lost child’s fire dragon heart is not whole
She grieves because her long lost child’s flame phoenix soul is not complete and is trying to heal
She grieves because her long lost child born of fire, flame, & water is split broken pieces trying to become whole
She grieves because her long lost child is lost trying to come home
The land and the sea she calls to me her long lost child home but I cannot answer her
The land and the sea she calls to them her long lost child home but they cannot answer her
I cry because I do not know my traditions, culture, language, customs, spirituality, & heritage
I weep because I do not know my cultural identity
She hopes one day they can answer her because they know her tongue
On that day, she knows she will cry happy tears
She will celebrate because her long lost child does know her tongue
She will celebrate because her long lost child does know her food
She will celebrate because her long lost child does know her songs
She will celebrate because her long lost child does know her dances
She will cheer because her long lost child does know their cultural identity
She will cheer because her long lost child does know their traditions, customs, language, culture, spirituality, & heritage
She will cheer because her long lost child does know their cultural identity
She will rejoice because her long lost child knows her voice, her face, & her touch
She will rejoice because her long lost child knows her embrace
She will rejoice because her long lost child has swam in her seas and has set foot on her soil
She will be proud because her long lost child understands her voice
She will be proud because her long lost child comprehends her songs
She will cry happy tears because her long lost child’s heart is whole
She will cry happy tears because her long lost child’s soul is complete
She will cry happy tears because her long lost child is finally home
On that day she will welcome them home with open arms
Her long lost child with a body made of earth, made of ocean, & made of sky
The land and the sea she calls to me her long lost child home but I will answer her
I will answer her because one day I will know how to speak her tongue
I will cry tears of joy because I do know my traditions, language, culture, spirituality, heritage, & customs
I cry tears of joy because I do know my cultural identity
I will cry tears of joy because my celestial and stellar dragon heart is whole
I will cry tears of joy because my divine and heavenly phoenix soul is complete
I will cry tears of joy because I am healed
I will cry tears of joy because I am finally home
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This is something I wrote when I was 15. Please I was young and the world is more woke but I thought it might be interesting.
Don't mix my mother told me.
I was shocked.
My mother had head black friends and at the time i thought she wasn't a racist.
She said to me that i can be friends with a skin of another color.
But if i dare to touch them, letting their black skin ruin my white skin pale as snow
That i would not be treated like the human i was treated before.
I feel as if my mother does not understand the word
Love.
She sees that love should only extend to a certain point.
I argue with her, telling her that my beliefs are different, that my opions and point of views were different so the conversation wouldn't continue on and so i could make a point of where i stood.
But i was soon told that my beliefs were just phases and that i had been raised different-to believe in the family beliefs.
Because beliefs and range of thinking ,to them are tape that they put up as you were in the womb. But what they do not understand is that this generation has taught me over my mother's words that you should love who you love, and not judge on the base of someone's skin, where their from, or who they love.
Because love is something that no one can control. So why fight against it?
Why not let love be free?
I was told not to mix.
I was told i could see but not touch.
But mother, i am not ok with this.
If it is someone i love i do not care what “colors” you said they will leave
Because once my heart chooses who it wants and this world was destined for something great
Than your racial beliefs.
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