
In memory, the crack in the wall is deeper than a river
rivers are deeper than valleys
Of all the crevices, the deepest is the wound
My mother's hair ball and my workbook are tucked in the wall
Mother said, old man's hair and student's writing paper
Can block the hardest wind
The river ditch of my hometown, cheering for a bare-ass doll
The yellow mud at the bottom of the river, like a mother's call
Soft and warm
Above the ditch, the valley is the remnant of the mountain building movement
Northwest plateau, like a huge hairy belly
All beings are wriggling in the folds
Early spring, rash buds, extinguished in the spring cold
His naive ideal was extinguished by a stain on his father's generation
Youth, a deep wound was opened


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