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| Colonial houses along the Sangker River in Battambang (Photo: Linda Devolder) |
"I decide to send this to share with all KI readers especially our compatriots from Battambang to reminisce our good and happy time back then" - Anonymous
Sin Sisamouth - Reatrei Chuob Sneh (The night I met my love)
Dear Readers,
An anonymous reader sent this song to us for posting on Sunday, however, due to a glitch (Heng Soy was supposed to post this song, but he claimed that "my physical body could no longer keep up with up my mind after weeks of sleep of deprivation"), we were unable to post it until today. We apologize to our anonymous contributor for this delay.
Enjoy!
KI-Media team
15 comments:
i'm appreciated to you and your family with comfortable and peace.
and stand firm our unity
KI Media, you must be trying to break my heart with that song and that photo. Battambang...so far yet so near. One day I'll be back.
one could kill a person mentally with love!
Khmer has an amazing words to discribe their environment and their experiences...very beautiful language indeed! Once one listen, it touch one's heart very much!
Thanks for sharing,
what a beautiful song by the talented sin sisamouth.
It is my hometown. I miss Battambang so much. Thank you for sharing the song and photo.
Simply Beautiful!
Now I know why the CPP could not bring themselves to close down KI Media....because even they would want to hear songs like this!
you only lost sleep but Hun sen get crazy now! That shame on you KI!
ahhh, beautiful and nostalgic!
Lok "Heng Jreun jieng Soy"
It's so good to break up the week with something like this, and we could cheer ourselves up from the gloom and doom weather, or the natural disasters that keep on coming without warning. These events make us learn more about the impermanent in life, when we see the victims of flood, earthquake, mudslide or even the human rights abused. Although the victims have suffered differently, the pain and agony are tremendously unable to describe enough.
It's worth waiting for 3 days with the beautiful Stoeung Sangkeh's photo to bring us back there in spirit.
Thank you very much for your hard work and dedication to our nation and Khmer people. I sincerely hope you catch up with your sleep by now. Please take good care and look after yourself, Khmer people and Cambodia need you and your team.
Yeay Tep
I miss Battambang so much. Remind me of my good friend from Sydney who is currently visiting Cambodia.
Hmmmm!
How I miss Battambang, my birth place for more than a half century ago.
According to our late comedian "Lok Vingt Deux (22), son of Mr Trent deux (32), this beautiful home town is no longer be known as Battambang=the loss baton but he called Srok Batt Chhoeur with his mimic to Vietnamese accent. it was a very good piece of entertainment in the early 2000, reminding us of how time changed. He was much brilliant than any others who are performed these days.
I hope this song would bring us together to get back to the good old day.
Neak Svay Por
" I'm reaching out to hold your body in my arms. Silent night with love. Your face, your lovely face is smiling with meaning. You're killing me with your body scent that is now staying in my hands ".
Night of crescent moon....I miss you. Holly smoky! This is sooooooooooooo romantic.
there were a lot of great khmer poets of sin sisamouth contemporary. yes, it showed khmer language is richly poetic in all the khmer songs, you know! i love khmer songs!
I'm will be back when AS HOON XEN.
die I love my home land sooo....much.
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