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What a heavy load, Father

What a heavy load, Father

What a heavy load, Father

Wen/Mei Jie

Father

Carry me up the hill and cross the bridge

Carry me on my back for twenty or thirty miles to see a doctor

Carry me to the other side of the mountain to see a movie

Carry me to a village elementary school more than ten miles away to go to school

Carrying me on my back, swimming around in my childhood dreams

Now, I finally get it

I have always been like a mountain in your heart

Your back, like the crescent moon late at night

There is a kind of looking up, called an unstoppable tear

In the river of my life, it rolls up again and again

What a heavy load, Father

Text/ Jian Feng;

love

I love a certain part of the world, very small

The clumsy man blushed before he spoke, and he was like a stutter

When I was a child, my father and I braved the rain to transplant seedlings

I hate this miserable day, I can't see my head at a glance

Now I'm on the corner of the city, imitating my father year after year

I grow cabbage and scallions, turnip nest melon

Daddy is on top, and I don't dare to live slackly

Occasionally I write, and how useless it is to write

Forgive me for being immersed in useless things

Sometimes I also get confused and hoarse, choking in my throat

Autumn rains poured down, and a group of magpies ate all the peanuts

I love the black and white that flies and falls

I also love their plundering of me, love them

Tolerance I allowed me to invade year after year

It's a very small piece of land, getting smaller and smaller every year

I'm half, magpies are half

From 2021-12-15 10:00 · Zhongcai Forum

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