On The Fire Suicides Of The Buddhists Poem by Charles Bukowski
On The Fire Suicides Of The Buddhists
'They only burn themselves to reach Paradise'
- Mne. Nhu
original courage is good,
motivation be damned,
and if you say they are trained
to feel no pain,
are they
guarenteed this?
is it still not possible
to die for somebody else?
you sophisticates
who lay back and
make statements of explanation,
I have seen the red rose burning
and this means more.
you sophisticates who lay back and make statements of explanation, I have seen the red rose burning and this means more.... a very fine poem. tony
Profound thoughts in a short poem. He endorses the Buddhist monks who burned themselves to death.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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original courage is good, motivation be damned, and if you say they are trained to feel no pain, are they guarenteed this? is it still not possible to die for somebody else? To reach paradise, they burn themselves. Religion when it goes to abnormal ways. tony