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Zhang Shuyong | this year, some prayers were scarred all over the body

Zhang Shuyong | this year, some prayers were scarred all over the body

This year, some prayers were scarred

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(1) Flow years

This year, I have witnessed too much warmth and cold

I also saw through some twisted faces

It's just that I chose silence

It is also doomed to the chaos of the poem's hustle and bustle

Too many familiar strangers

Too much gracious indifference

I can't face the inability to choose

A parting as determined as death

and

A death as bland as parting

Since then, some people have nothing to do with things

But this is my heart soaked by the flood of Zhengzhou

I am still praying for the scarred past

An eternal nightmare

Tearing at my bleak sadness

…… ,……

Zhang Shuyong | this year, some prayers were scarred all over the body

(ii) Black holes

The drift of this land

Cold with the wind

And the pain of the obscene rain

Whipping up the wanderings of the season

A trembling heart curled up on the edge of the rock

Like the eyes of a demon peering into the world

Everything seems to be calm

Everything, and the undercurrent is surging again

My sensitive peripheral nerves

It was as if I heard the premeditated thousand-year-old gunshots in the black hole

There is also the thunder of the earth cracking

Zhang Shuyong | this year, some prayers were scarred all over the body

(3) Fate

In the night, I couldn't see my five fingers

Dawn, still squirming under the horizon

The dry cough was filled with news of falling snow

Reflections on the walls

Teeth stiff as a book

I, on the other hand, was in a dark drunkenness

I heard my own inner cry

Nagging at me is not ordinary

But it collapsed to the point of collapse

The fate of middle age

Zhang Shuyong | this year, some prayers were scarred all over the body

About the Author:

Zhang Shuyong | this year, some prayers were scarred all over the body

Zhang Shuyong - Lord of Han YunTang. Poet, collector, cultural scholar, senior media person, currently the president of Henan People's Calligraphy and Painting Institute, secretary general of Henan Love Foundation, and founder of Qixian Bai Nin Zhang's Qinghetang Cultural Park. He is the author of the poetry collection "The Singing of Youth" and the reportage collection "Witness and Interpretation".

Edit: Mingfei

Be thankful to live

Tomorrow, the sun will still rise

Tomorrow, forever in tears

Tomorrow, always be frank

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