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Poem | "Green Eucalyptus Forest, Blue Eucalyptus Forest"

"Green Eucalyptus Forest, Blue Eucalyptus Forest"

Poem | "Green Eucalyptus Forest, Blue Eucalyptus Forest"
Poem | "Green Eucalyptus Forest, Blue Eucalyptus Forest"

Deng Zongliang: Photographer, writer, poet, working in a central government agency.

Gao Yongsen: Young recitation performance artist, executive deputy secretary-general of the Recitation Professional Committee of the All-China Public Security Federation of Literature and Literature

Poems / Deng Zongliang

Recitation/Gao Yongsen

I used to think I was hometown

The ground is green

The sky is green

The water is green

The clouds are green

Thoughts are also green

The Leizhou Peninsula is overgrown with eucalyptus trees

From spring to winter

Eucalyptus trees paint the earth like countless brushes

Green pigments

It's those inexhaustible leaves

Many years later, I returned to my hometown

Eucalyptus forests are even more out of sight

Nearby is the new green

In the distance is dark green

Further away is a blue of varying shades

The blue of the eucalyptus forest blends into the blue of the sky

White clouds floating by

White sails in the eucalyptus ocean

The wind blows into the eucalyptus forest

Brings out a refreshing aroma

The morning sun shines into the eucalyptus forest

The dappled light and shadow are fine pieces of gold

Sprinkled with eucalyptus trees like green emeralds

When I was a child, I carried a basket to the eucalyptus forest

Collect dried fallen leaves with a rake

Sold to small forestry workshops

The distilled flavor is fragrant and intense

Flying bees dance

Thought this was the world of flowers

I am more familiar with the aroma of eucalyptus trees than bees

Trance always hears it calling

Touch the warmth of the homeland in your dreams

Look back at the green of the eucalyptus forest a million times

How to slowly turn into sapphire blue

The sky is blue

The blue of the sea

Boundless blue

Countless stars twinkled like diamonds

Clustered with a bright moon

Homesickness

A deeper and purer blue