Poet of this issue, Jing Wendong
Jing Wendong, who received his Doctor of Literature degree in 1999, is now a professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Literature and Journalism and Communication of minzu University of China. The 2nd Western Literature Biennial Award for Novels (2012), the 2nd Tang Han Literature Research Award (2013), the 4th Dongdangzi Poetry Criticism Award (2017), the 2017 Excellent Paper Award of Modern Chinese Literature Research Series (2018), the 2nd Chen Ziang Poetry Critics Award (2018), the 16th Chinese Literature and Media Awards Critic Award (2018), and was selected into the "New Century Excellent Talents Support Program" (2013).
Grass, Swallow
Text/Jing Wendong
Even the most humble grass is trying to break free
Gravity, growing towards the nihilistic night sky.
It does have something to commend
will. Besides, it never jealously spreads its wings and can fly
Swallow; not to mention that it is willing to come from fate
Extract sugars, dopamine and protein.
Even the most humble grass is secretly envious
The swallows will fly without flying
That moment. What an elegant moment!
It was a moment that didn't even deserve a sigh!
It was a moment that never came again!
Even the humblest grass can be perceived first
The secret of the wind, the fortune of the wind and the good and evil of the wind.
Even the humblest grass
Also eligible to pray:
May the swallows be sponsored by the wind when they glide
May the swallows save their strength,
Used to listen to everything at night
The plucking sound that is emitted.
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