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Poetry: New Year's Eve | the street market of the Waxing Moon

Author: Menba Yajun

Poetry: New Year's Eve | the street market of the Waxing Moon

Spring festival

The cold wind spread its icy wings

midnight

Prolong the darkness until after dawn

The flavor of the year is a little stronger

Listen

Return from grazing and listen to the cattle sing

Obviously a luxury

The fading smoke blurred his father's smile

The mother's waist was bent more like a bow

Silver hair and a face full of wind and frost

Like a sharp arrow piercing the child

No bleeding

Pain, difficulty wheezing

Borrow another five hundred powers from heaven

I want to save the years

On the way to getting older

Can't bear it

Witness the separation

Delete all inventory in your mind

Tear open the gray canopy

Open and shiny New Year's Eve

Poetry: New Year's Eve | the street market of the Waxing Moon

The street market of the Waxing Moon

The little year has just arrived

Once deserted street market

Can't wait to restore the radiance of youth

The festive Spring Festival league is full of blessings

The verdant vegetables are full of joy

Smiling rock sugar gourd

Tempt the children's hungry worms to fly all over the streets

The shouting of the hawkers did not affect it in the slightest

Cheerful fish

They seem to have no idea of the danger approaching

Racing against the clock to do winter swimming

The people next to the meat rack walked and pulled and pulled

Sales of beef and lamb are still not as good as pork

In the fitting room of the clothing store, a film and television star came out

Not friends or family

I can't tell the difference between a girl and a young woman

I don't know who to introduce the handsome guy to

The big red lantern with mimosa

Pieces of colorful clouds are the most eye-catching focus

The returning workers are the most local tycoons

Stacked large packets

Make up for a year's worth of money to parents and children

Densely packed trolleys

The orientation of the bazaar was lengthened

A bright smile masked the exhaustion of the rush

I

You can only look for nostalgia in the text

January 26, 2022

Poetry: New Year's Eve | the street market of the Waxing Moon

Editor: Li Xunxiu, Zhao Yanju, Editorial Board of Qingyanwei Literature

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