Yohanes Manhitu[ymanhitu]

City of Residence: Yogyakarta
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Picture in Memory :
Poetry 2017-03-08 (2690 hits)

I am here again :
Poetry 2011-10-29 (2982 hits)

Ocean of Words :
Poetry 2009-05-26 (3178 hits)

The World is Like a Rainbow :
Poetry 2009-05-26 (2990 hits)

A New Day :
Poetry 2007-12-16 (3295 hits)

Here We Play :
Poetry 2007-12-16 (3365 hits)

We Shall Be Happy :
Poetry 2007-12-16 (3295 hits)

In the Rain :
Poetry 2007-12-16 (3282 hits)

Offering you plain words :
Poetry 2007-07-25 (3360 hits)

Just google us, my darling :
Poetry 2007-06-02 (4292 hits)

Born to be Different :
Poetry 2005-10-30 (3358 hits)

Embracing the Wind :
Poetry 2005-10-30 (3307 hits)

True Vagabond :
Poetry 2005-10-30 (3515 hits)

Poet of Wadowice* : In Memory of His Holiness Pope John Paul II.
Poetry 2005-04-08 (5337 hits)

Colours of Taste :
Poetry 2005-03-24 (4023 hits)

Pages of A Story Book :
Poetry 2005-03-19 (5346 hits)

Insomniac Writer :
Poetry 2005-03-16 (3540 hits)

A Walk at Night :
Poetry 2005-03-09 (3874 hits)

Language Represents Country :
Essay 2005-02-14 (6035 hits)

Folk-historian : Translation of " Atekanab" by Yohanes Manhitu in Dawanese/Uab Meto
Poetry 2005-02-11 (3521 hits)

Palm Juice Collector : Translation of "Atoni Aheil Tuâ" by Yohanes Manhitu in Dawanese/Uab Meto
Poetry 2005-02-11 (3604 hits)

Tsunami : Translated from my French poem under the same title
Poetry 2005-02-03 (3647 hits)

Sandalwood Tree : Translation of "Hau menî" by Yohanes Manhitu in Dawanese/Uab Meto
Poetry 2005-01-19 (6195 hits)

Beautiful Girl : Translation of "Lîfeto Amasat" by Yohanes Manhitu in Dawanese/Uab Meto
Poetry 2005-01-19 (5759 hits)

The Sun Will Shine Again : Translation of "Manas Lof Fê Natból" by Yohanes Manhitu in Dawanese/Uab Meto
Poetry 2005-01-19 (3530 hits)

Bright Moon : Translation of "Funan Ameûsinet" by Yohanes Manhitu in Dawanese/Uab Meto
Poetry 2005-01-19 (3531 hits)

Adored Lady : Translation of "Feotnai Mapules" by Yohanes Manhitu in Dawanese/Uab Meto
Poetry 2005-01-19 (3666 hits)

Timor Island : Translation of "Pah Timor" by Yohanes Manhitu in Dawanese/Uab Meto
Poetry 2005-01-19 (3585 hits)

A Sailboat in the Gale :
Poetry 2004-10-06 (3438 hits)

Ode to Bikes :
Poetry 2004-09-01 (7325 hits)

Eden and Love :
Poetry 2004-09-01 (3513 hits)

Narrative of Two Souls :
Poetry 2004-09-01 (3556 hits)

Pier :
Poetry 2004-09-01 (3493 hits)

Drowning Tongues :
Poetry 2004-09-01 (3779 hits)

Goddess of the Endless Dream :
Poetry 2004-09-01 (3535 hits)

Two Hearts at Two Piers :
Poetry 2004-08-29 (3452 hits)

Disconnected :
Poetry 2004-08-29 (3566 hits)

Before the Eyes of Nature :
Poetry 2004-08-29 (3925 hits)

Old Latin Book :
Poetry 2004-08-29 (3839 hits)

Midnight Poems :
Poetry 2004-08-29 (3625 hits)

Cloudy Time Walls :
Poetry 2004-08-27 (3638 hits)

New Morning :
Poetry 2004-08-19 (3612 hits)

Life: A Choice :
Poetry 2004-08-19 (3250 hits)

Morning Prayer :
Poetry 2004-08-19 (3504 hits)

Eden Jasmine :
Poetry 2004-08-19 (5793 hits)

Welcome to My Soul :
Poetry 2004-08-16 (5693 hits)

Castle of a Dreamer :
Poetry 2004-08-16 (3445 hits)

Cyberfashion :
Poetry 2004-08-16 (3323 hits)

Midnight Rain :
Poetry 2004-08-16 (3518 hits)

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Sometimes silence is worthwhile keeping

Tell me more about her

Thanks a lot, Dear Monica

Thank you, my brother Asian!

Thank you, my brother Asia!

Thanks a lot for these words!

Regarding poetry translation

Mult'umesc, Monica!

"Tell me, Johnny, who I am!" in Uab Meto/Dawanese

Indonesian Translation of your "Moonset"

Quo vadis Pax?

Thanks a lot, Monica!

A good poetic definition

I survive but I break

No, I would not like

I like your jasmine flowers

Thanks a lot, Dear Ioana

honesty and hope

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Biography Yohanes Manhitu

Je m’appelle Yohanes Manhitu. Je suis originaire de Timor Occidental, Indonésie, et né le 24 mai 1976. Maintenant, j’habite à Yogyakarta, Indonésie, et travaille comme professeur d’espagnol, traducteur et lexicographe. Je parle indonésien, tetun (langue national de Timor Oriental), dawanais (langue indigène de Timor Occidental), anglais, français, espagnol, un peu de portugais et javanais (pas très bien). J’ai déjà gagné deux fois le concours d’écriture des poèmes français. C’était dans le cadre du «Printemps des poètes français». Merci beaucoup!