Product details
ASIN : B0H6HWLNFB
Publisher : Silver Bow Publishing
Accessibility : Learn more
Publication date : June 24, 2026
Language : English
File size : 1.9 MB
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 250 pages
ISBN-13 : 978-1774034422
Bamakoola
by Yuan Changming (Author)
A sweeping trilogy of 224 love poems born from a reunion 42 years in the making.
Bamakoola is a rare literary achievement: a Double Trilogy of the heart, chronicling the emotional, spiritual, and metaphysical evolution of a rekindled love that defied time, distance, and silence. Written by acclaimed poet Yuan Changming, this collection gathers seven years of poetic outpouring—each poem a testament to devotion, longing, and the miraculous rebirth of feeling.
Across three volumes—Soulmeeting, Soulmating, and Soulmelting—the poet traces a journey from the first spark of rediscovery to the deep fusion of two lives intertwined across continents. These poems explore memory, desire, digital intimacy, cultural history, and the “spiritual physics” of connection. They form a living archive of a love that re‑ignited after four decades apart and grew into a profound creative renaissance.
Soulmeeting captures the ignition: the shock of reunion, the return of youthful emotion, and the awakening of a long‑buried tenderness.
Soulmating charts the building of a digital sanctuary—daily messages, shared dreams, and the weaving of two inner worlds into one.
Soulmelting brings the lovers into full spiritual union, where body, mind, and memory merge into a single, luminous devotion.
Lyrical, intimate, and deeply human, Bamakoola stands as a monumental testament to the endurance of the heart and the transformative power of rediscovered love.
Themes include: • silver romance • long‑distance love • Chinese cultural memory • spiritual and sensual union • digital intimacy • emotional rebirth • metaphysical devotion • the architecture of longing
For readers of contemporary poetry, cross‑cultural love stories, and deeply personal lyricism, Bamakoola is a sanctuary of the resilient heart—a reminder that love, once rooted, never stops blooming.
link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6HWLNFB NOTE: there's an interesting chinese saying: he who falls in love writes poetry; she who falls in love dreams. it holds true in my case at least: when i fell in love with my wife, i wrote her 500 private or diary-like love poems, but alas, my chinese poetry appeals to few chinese editors or readers.
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