I am living in heaven
you're living in hell
I choose the right path
you take the left one
It is a jig-jag
not a straight line
if your way is the best
keep being on that way
if your way is bad
turn right and go with me
I am always here
on the right path
Let's choose the best for all your life
I don't mind
if you bear in your mind
the best is the left
Dixie wrote:
Excellent! Although it could be interpreted as having political connotations, right?
Political connotations??? Well,I really did not think of it when making this poem but maybe Dixie
I tell you a story. There is a boy and a girl. They live near each other but one always turns left while the other always turns right. They never see each other. That story was made up to be a nice film. I took the inspiration from that.
_Arale_
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Well, the things is I like to analyse things, try to find hidden meanings, symbolism... So when I read that the characters were one on the right and the other on the left I thought: "Aha! politics!" :D
I understood your point, it's just that poems can be interpreteded in different ways depending on the reader... ;)
it is a film's name--<turn left,turn right>,also is a song's topic.is that so?
the poem is very nice,make me meditate.maybe has some connotation on politics.
Vietnam is always like a dream .I met a lady before ,who made me think of this country,I don't know why.Maybe because of the movie<Lover>,whose novel writtern by French writer Magrat Dulas,and photograghed in Vietnam.
Although it could be interpreted as having political connotations, right?
Well,I really did not think of it when making this poem but maybe Dixie 
What do you mean?
