Ying & Yang (Double Senryu - Two Languages)

Intro: Ying Yang in China is about balance in life as well as the hereafter. It means good with bad, male and female, opposites, heaven and hell. One cannot be without the other, there must be a balance of black and white, day with night. In Cantonese, a Chinese dialect of southern coastal China it would be pronounced "Yum-Yeung." You may have seen it in symbolic form of a circle with two halves swirling around each other, one black and one white.

Ying & Yang:

The Ying and the Yang
Like the east meeting the west
We all need balance

In Cantonese:

Yum Yeung you hip til
Tung yau ho, sai yick doo ho
Sung wut you hip til

Senryu:
An unrhymed verse of Japanese origin having 3 lines, with a 5-7-5 syllable count.