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Yao Ke recited | Twilight Winter, I came to your side to spend this most beautiful time together."

Yao Ke recited | Twilight Winter, I came to your side to spend this most beautiful time together."

Twilight snow

▎Snow of late winter

Author: Lin Mang

Recitation: Yao Ke

I came to you

Quiet the most leisurely time of the year

The fire doesn't have to be very hot

It's warm enough

You can sleep for a while without thinking

Dreaming about the days when I was a child

Against the brown plank partition wall

I felt as if I had heard it again

That was a somewhat sad hum

Old houses in the countryside

Maybe it's long gone

Caryophyllus flowers grow slowly on the windowsill

The snow of twilight falls one dusk after another

In the silence you can hear them hitting the glass

Through the windows that shine with flying snow

The branches of the old tree look darker

The sound of melting snow falling on the eaves

It kept me from falling asleep for a long time

Like when I was a kid

Mother still worked like that all day

She went from this room to that room at the end

Cover my quilt horns before going to sleep

Fluttering snowflakes gradually obscured the memories of the past

Vaguely I heard

The twigs fall

Warm fire on fire

The kettle was hissing

Yao Ke recited | Twilight Winter, I came to your side to spend this most beautiful time together."

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Author: Lin Mang, male, from Xushui, Hebei. A major member of the Baiyangdian poetry community and obscure poetry. He is the author of many poetry collections such as "I FlowEd Through This Land", "Selected Poems of Lin Mang", and "The Light That Penetrates the Years" and "Lin Mang's Poetry And Painting Collection". He is currently the editor-in-chief of Poetry Exploration works volume.

Reciter: Yao Ke, the host of the Voice of China of the Central Radio and Television Corporation, has a magnetic voice and is a person who integrates the world with his soul and voice. Founder of the WeChat public account "Hear the Classics".

Source: Hear the Classics

Reviewer: Pan Qiwen

Editor: Sun Min Zhang Zixin

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