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Annie Hwang
Our Earthly Eyes is the first book by Annie Hwang. She has been writing for a few years now, and she continues to create more poetry and excerpts. She was born in Korea but now lives in Texas with her family where she attends a suburban high school, still scribbling down verses in the margins of her homework assignments. She loves art history, blogging, playing the violin, and listening to all kinds of music from Classical to Indie to Pop.
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Our Earthly Eyes - Annie Hwang
Contents
Heaven
I Could Never Fathom Heaven
A Little to Keep Inside
God
Retirement
Perfect Mess
The Suspect
Pair of Feet
Life and Death
Solution
Vineyard Sonata
Genius
Remember
The Sail and the Moon
Personal Stalker
Simplifications
Promoting Death
Holy Spirit
Church [Inspired by Emily Dickinson]
Reality
A Suicide Pleading Before a Jury in Heaven While in Hell
The Blind Date
The Poet’s Gift
Fragment
The Answers (haiku)
God has No Color
Then It Should Begin
Then Don’t Ask
Somewhere
The Meaning
A Stream of Consciousness
Ode to the Star-catchers
[R.I.P. Emily Dickinson]
First I Will Be Autumn
I Heard the Call
Earth
O God, My God
Element of Change
Shooting Star
Drowsy
Finished
Priorities
Do Not Wake Me
Pain has a Route
Brooding
I Want to Be Free
Earthly Eyes
Humans
The Painter and the Paintee
A Battle in the Sky
An Island
The Rain
Winter Breath
The Womb of Seasons
The Hardest Look
On the Verge
Summer Day
Hummingbird
Autumn. Again.
Grandfather
Alice
I’m Sorry
School Room
The Heart
Cross Pollination (haiku)
Love Ache
Ode to Time I
Desires on a String
I Met a Steinway
Please
Ode to Walls
The Lone Art
Word
The Worst
A Proposal
Poetry Differs
Water and Poetry
Self-Assault
Backyard
To Disappear
What is Night?
Poetry Used to Be
Explaining
My Overture
Becoming a woman...
To Fellow Poets
A Broken Compass
The Days When Poetry Drags
January 20, 2009.
The Decision
Pain is Beautiful Like
Apologizing
Spring’s Coming
Dying for the Mystery
Missing Child
Perhaps the Poet Writes
Gray (senryu)
Curtains
Mountains
War Days
Poet’s Block
The Beach Sunset
I Knew Beauty
Thrice
Do you Know of Love
All We Want to Do
Buzzing Bee
Tree Barks
Liberty to Cry
1:00 A.M.
When it Kills You Slowly
Afraid of the Sea
On War
That Feeling
Us
I Was Made
You Are
Spoiled
A Man to a Woman
In Love
When Men Don’t Love
How Human You Are
The Rumors of Love
I Loved Love
Old Friend
I Am Afraid to Breathe
Brilliant Eye
Winter is a Promise
When Saying ‘No’ to Love
Distant Relationship
Overdue
Tall Love
To a Friend
Only Fame
The Prediction
Missing in Action (M.I.A.)
Frail Women
Can I Simply Say?
For So Long
for Jackie Johnson
Lie
Subway
Absence
Even the Roses
We Are Close
She Caught Stars
My Ache, My Irony
Secret
Your Nomadic Heart
Suicide
In a Certain Angle of Light
Love’s Dialogue
Last Night
Let You Go
I Held the Sun
Sparkling Cider
Hypothetically
Silly Love Talk
I Loved You
StayClose
Friend (senryu)
A Pail
Tulips (haiku)
End of the Tunnel
Smile for Me
But I Do
I Cannot Love You
Kind You Are
To My Journal
This Obsession
Peer Inside
Overdue
Breakfast and Reconciliation
Carousel
for Mary Hannah McWilliams
This is Romance
Aging Together
Your Eyes Tell Me Things
Singing My Song
I am
Down the road and up
the hill
I wait for you still
Wires ‘round my fingers
Potentially lovely
Perpetually human
Suspended and open
Open
— Regina Spektor
Heaven
I Could Never Fathom Heaven
I could never fathom heaven,
while myself still treaded earth.
But I know my epoch of disbelief,
will, like my living, be reversed.
Is it faith that worry grows here?
that my doubts shall amount to no worth?
While my knowledge is still fed,
there shall be no mirth?
God expected of me, his child,
unseeing whole-hearted belief,
which I did, which I could,
besides the waver and it being brief.
But I have hope! And I know the truth,
that my incredulity,
will once it’s being in heaven disappear,
and break my penalty.
A Little to Keep Inside