The night is just an imaginary hotbed
Pray for the dawn
I can only use the invisible light and
My words
Feed your body language
Please give me a cup of qingming tea in the countryside
In her mother's calloused hands
His strong sense is like his father's eyes
After one gulp
Can a drop of tear overflow moonlight sky
The whistling wind whirled in place
Watch out for the moss by the well
Waiting for a horse
To tread in the dark
I just want my body to get used to tears
Until one day
The streets are free of tedious lights
I snuffed out gray thinking in panic
The letter you wrote to me
Are you still describing the pain of a foreign land
The bridge of night did not fall
A poem rested on the pier of the bridge
It didn't blow away
Many soft eyes looked up under the winter snow
The little wooden boat you rowed made a splash
My passion
Still rippling in place


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