KAE MORII

An Internationally Reputed Japanese Poet Expressing Human Values and Human Rights in Her Poetry.

Kae Morii is an internationally known Japanese poetess, well known for her poetry throughout English speaking countries of the world. Kae Morii has received many famous awards and recited poetry in the international gatherings of reputed and serious poets, gaining recognition and high appreciation.

Some of the important books of her poetry are:

A Red Currant, 1997
Homage to the Light, 2003
The Light of Lapis Lazuli, 2003
The Wind With Me, 2006
Over the Endless Night, 2008
Cabbage Field & Wind Power Generators, in Romania, 2008

Besides these the poetry of Kae Morii has appeared in the international collections, reputed magazines in the countries like Japan, USA, Korea, Taiwan, Greece, Mongolia, France, etc...

Kae Morii effectively participated in the Poetry Congresses of : WCP Korea (2004), WCP LA (2005), WCP Mongolia (2006), WCP India (2007), Poetry Festival with Laureate Poets USA (2007), Poetry Festival International de la a Paris (2007), Kae Morii Aawarded for Fairy Tale 1998, Award of Poetry Education 1999, Award of Literature in Mongolia 2006, Member of Japan Poet Club, WAAC, WPS.

Today Kae Morii is one of the most active, well respected and reputed poet of the world who deserves our appreciation. Here two important poems are:

MISERERE
On the day I were back to the earth

I wish to believe
Never the richness is put one's sacrifice
In unfamiliar countries

Never beautiful flowers on a table
Are at the price of died ones on lonesome land
To keep the balance of market

Ever the circulation of life is cut off
By prepossession and discrimination
In behalf of spice to white dish

I wish to believe
The technology is told us
To make the future children more wise

I do wish to believe
Everlasting peace is the truth of our wish.




FIRE DRAGON
Crack and sparkling fireworks in the night sky

In the overflow
Surely the fire dragon stays tumbling about

Oleander is blooming
Morning is coming from the horizon
The muddy glasses are taken out from the ground
Among the mountains
The fire dragon is tumbling about

Matched game aims for one
But the square root of one is not merely one
The bloody clothes are taken out from the ground
Between the people
Surely the fire dragon stays tumbling about

It comes disappearing and appearing
In the flood of time.

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