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Upstream Culture 丨 Night Rain 丨 Hu Zhonghua: Tear Marks of Frost and Snow (Group Poems)

Upstream Culture 丨 Night Rain 丨 Hu Zhonghua: Tear Marks of Frost and Snow (Group Poems)

Tear stains of frost and snow

(Group poems)

Hu Zhonghua

Artemisia Stone Forest

Wow screams

No matter how hard it is, you can't be hard, silent heart

A landscape of forests

The moment they touch the blade of the sword

The mist that was shattered into mid-air dissipated

You are deep in thorns and artemisia bushes, solid foundations

Majestic body

Only a small part of the blade is exposed

Face off against the wind and rain

The river surrounds you like a long song

The lapping of the waves is just a scattered praise

The hovering eagle will say what everything is

All the attention

Face your bold abruptness, and cold towering

Feeble

Our flippant and superficial

On your back and shoulders, learn the thickness

You have traveled from antiquity to the present, leading to the future

I bowed or raised my head

You can find the whip of thunder and lightning in your body

Frost and snow tear stains, find the shining

Monument erected

Scene

Say goodbye, golden corn

Heavy rice, and torches

Burn the sorghum with your head down

The fields have sent away all pride and glory

October, allow me to stick to you

Embrace your gradually naked desolation

Although the vines withered, the branches were empty

The wheat straw slowly turns black

Corn stalks trees sigh in the wind

Dry and frigid

Straw holds the last body temperature, hoping for regeneration

Sunflower's thin body stands on the field

In the lonely time

Sparrows can no longer fly into songs

Those things that are going back to the land

Waiting to rot, or to burn

Afternoon at Fort Pine

This afternoon, I was at Fort Pine

Look at the pine cones, how they fall

Intermittently falling pine cones

No pine trees with spring flying pollen

Pine cones falling in the sun

Like a heavy soul, in the wind

Rustling

I faintly smelled its scaly fragrance

It smells of pine resin and age

The flower-winged finch began to chirp

The sound of branches and the light of pine needles

Show shallow happiness

It fell, fell, and seemed to be falling

Like a person who wants to go down vertically

When it touched the ground, there was no roar

There are also no cemeteries and stone tablets

I was amazed deep inside

There was a poem that was smashed out

A dent

(The author works at the Hechuan District Cultural Center)

Upstream Culture 丨 Night Rain 丨 Hu Zhonghua: Tear Marks of Frost and Snow (Group Poems)

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