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Liangzhu? 5,000 years of poetry with you | Lu Chivalrous: Daoxiang Liangzhu

Liangzhu? 5,000 years of poetry with you | Lu Chivalrous: Daoxiang Liangzhu

Rice Fragrant Liangzhu

Text/Lu Chick

1

Distinguishing rice from a weed is Liangzhu's young father

He stood barefoot in the paddy field, the spring breeze blowing across the vast land

Wildflowers bloomed, and the scent of cornflowers cleared his face

He had a strong body, bronzed skin, and handsome eyes

Beads of sweat on his forehead slid down his handsome face

When the cuckoo makes a crisp cry, it falls on earth

The green Liangzhu has riveted enough horsepower

Make nests for rice that are ready to get pregnant, and accumulate arm strength for the vigorous spring light

2

I saw the sky in the distance between the mountains and the mountains

The blue sky has been kissed by the sea

The white clouds are bunches of frozen waves, geese

Recite the herringbone mantra to the pure fire, the original Liangzhu

It was a huge piece of nephrite jade, and it was like a piece of goose's soft feathers

After a gentle touch, time slipped into the dreamy rice fields

The sound of frogs rose in the twilight, and dusk fell behind the green mountains

The young father's back walked farther and farther away until the crescent moon hung on the treetops

3

In early autumn, Liangzhu is packaged with golden rice into a grand palace

Ten million seeds, ten million relics, there is an invisible Buddha

Stretch out the ten fingers of compassion in the twilight of autumn and recite words

By the burning campfire, handsome father, handsome mother

Raise their hands and dance reverently for the full rice

A fire dragon, swaying upwards. On the ferry of the Milky Way

Grains of rice, Martian-like, looming

When comets fall like meteors, the bells of shock ring

The hibernating land was knocked again, and the rice paddies that were near the pot were pregnant again

Editor: Shen Zhushi

Editor-in-charge: Zhao Zhengnan

*Wenhui exclusive manuscript, please indicate the source when reprinting.

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