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Snow, waving the sky, stomping on the earth (poetry)

Poetry: Chen Jiao (Heilongjiang)

Photo: Ren Qiang

Snow, waving the sky, stomping on the earth (poetry)

Don't ask me where I'm from

There is no record, no history to examine

Don't be suspicious

Whether there is royal blood, whether there is aristocratic genes

Heaven has my blue palace

The mainland has my silver crystal harbor

Don't ask me which way is sacred, which fairy

It is possible to catch the moon in nine days and catch turtles in five oceans

Stop in the north this winter, and the north is home

I am your angel in white

If you grieve and suffer

The north wind blows your head for you and drinks a cup of refreshing tea

Stop worrying about confusion in your head

If you are wandering and confused

The west wind shakes your shoulders and drinks a pot of silver ear soup

No longer helpless for the desolation of the heartland

Snow, waving the sky, stomping on the earth (poetry)

Build a snow castle, and you are the king of the snow castle

Enjoy the imperial honor of three prayers and nine kowtows

Or build a snow town, you are the high-ranking officials and nobles of the snow town

Enjoy the rich glory of the Red Wall Deva

Or sculpt a group of snowmen

You are the invincible general of this group of snowmen

The Prancing Horse gallops across the country

The sky waved at me

Wave the long sky, walk thousands of miles, chase the stars and the moon

The earth beckoned to me

Jade butterflies are colorful, long sleeves flutter, and the world is turned upside down

2021.12.01 Morning grass

Snow, waving the sky, stomping on the earth (poetry)

Editor: Li Xunxiu, Zhao Yanju, Editorial Board of Qingyanwei Literature

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