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Posted by: WittyRuby on: September 8, 2008

Bao nhiêu nắng để làm khô 1 dòng sông ?
Bao nhiêu mưa để cuốn trôi 1 sa mạc ?
Bao nhiêu đêm để giết chết 1 nỗi nhớ ?
Bao nhiêu cái hôn để đong đầy 1 tình yêu?
Bao nhiêu cái nắm tay để xóa bỏ khoảng cách ?
Bao nhiêu cái ôm để thấy ta trưởng thành [...]

Thư Giáng Sinh (Trang Hạ dịch)

Posted by: WittyRuby on: May 28, 2008

Link to this story posted in blog Trang Ha: http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-Vu7viS0laaeZd4RQ7woX3YU-?cq=1&p=2974
Một câu chuyện dịch lãng mạn về một chàng trai phấn đấu vươn lên trong cuộc sống, mà động lực là tình yêu chàng dành cho một cô gái ^_^.

Thư Giáng Sinh
Cô vì được lĩnh phần thưởng học sinh giỏi nhất trường, nên được đứng lên bục [...]

Những vòng vỏ cam (Huỳnh Minh) – Trang Hạ dịch

Posted by: WittyRuby on: January 1, 2008

 
Bây giờ anh vẫn ngồi tự hỏi, hồi ấy mình đã làm gì, đã sai hay đã đúng? Ở tuổi 20 anh coi ái tình là một trò vui và những cô gái qua đời anh là bất tận.
Em đến như con chim xinh bé nhỏ, ngại ngùng nhờ anh mở giùm khóa xe, tiếng [...]


 

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