Original Poems | One Man's Night (Outer One)

A Man's Night

A night by yourself

Only the lonely lamp accompanied me

Look up at the stars together. I see

One of the brightest stars in Lyra bears tears

Flashes of light, as if to hollow out my heart

Until the bell rings at midnight

My heart was shattered again

This moment of silence

I wanted to have a dream and restill the memory

Let the lonely heart reconcile with the night

How many times you need to toss around

In order to smooth out the dream and breathe evenly like spring

Let the aphasia lamp illuminate the room

To be able to comfort a person's night

Christmas Eve Minor

I wrote a poem

The rhyme foot is distorted by the wind, after modification

The metaphors are invalid

There was only one sigh left

And an empty wine bottle, and snowflakes outside the window

I chopped a lot of wood

But there is not a word of warmth

Search in Baidu, and you can't find your shadow

The wind squeezing in through the crack in the door

Once again, let me tighten the flames in the furnace

Suddenly understood

The bright moonlight in front of the window was Li Bai's drunken words

Those thin frosts are all salts sprinkled on the wound

I just want to, in a warm dream on Christmas Eve

Meet the smiling face of a tree of peach blossoms