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Headline Poetry Selection: Inner Mongolian female poet Qinglange, parallel to the love of the heart

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Headline Poetry Selection: Inner Mongolian female poet Qinglange, parallel to the love of the heart
Qinglangege, a native of Inner Mongolia. He is a member of the Chinese Writers Association. Director of the National Public Security Poetry and Poetry Society. Contracted writer of the All-China Public Security Federation of Literature and Literature. His works have been published in various newspapers and periodicals such as "People's Literature", "Chinese Writers", "Poetry Journal", "People's Public Security Daily" and other newspapers and annual anthologies. He has participated in the 27th Youth Poetry Society of the Poetry Journal and the Fifth New Wave Poetry Society of People's Literature. A student of the 36th Advanced Research Class of Lu Xun Academy of Literature. He is the author of the poetry collection "If It is Amber", "Church in stone", "Pre-trial Notes" and so on.
Headline Poetry Selection: Inner Mongolian female poet Qinglange, parallel to the love of the heart

Sharpen the knife sticker

Father was seventy-one years old

He always chose to be on a sunny afternoon

Sharpen the knife for his daughters

It was a way to prove that he loved them

The sharpest way

Father doesn't like to laugh

My father loved to wear white clothes

My father was taller than me when he was younger and now shorter than me

Father was the cleanest man I had ever met

If I am in pain

I only allowed my father to be alone

Stroke my cheek

(In fact, I never asked my father.)

Talk about what I've endured

pain. )

The sound of father sharpening his knife was very small

But the peace he brought me was so great

At the moment, I'm stewing meat on the side

I watched my father sharpen the knife for me

When I was very young

Father was like that, he stewed meat on the side

Sharpen the knife while...

He grinds and grinds and I grow up, he grinds and grinds

It grinds me into a handle

Sharp knives

But how much blood I shed, Father didn't know

But how rotten I was, Father didn't know

It's like I don't know my father, just like my father doesn't

He's polished

Every handle

knife

Headline Poetry Selection: Inner Mongolian female poet Qinglange, parallel to the love of the heart

Parting with hair

I've learned all sorts of things

Parting action

Like a wave of the hand

Like hugging or kissing

But when I parted from my thick hair

I was instantly removed from the angel

Turned into a poisonous snake

I don't want to part with my hair

I like it

The feeling of beauty of the green silk ring sideburns

I covet the burning heat of beauty

I commanded that my hair must care about how my head felt

But they don't listen to me

My head's

Jiangshan Sheji

Full of ink and ink

The arrogance of "Ode to The Wind and Grace" flashes and moves

Those shameless hairs

Just go. They will one day be resurrected

That's my destiny

As if with

The meeting of all things

Like my soul

Looking for another shell

Just when I met

Vampires

Just as a white butterfly flew out of me...

They, left for me, life itself, carnival

I, thus appear

Magnificent mountains and rivers

Headline Poetry Selection: Inner Mongolian female poet Qinglange, parallel to the love of the heart

At the end of the year, to my lover

This year, my breasts dried up a bit again

This year, I added a lot of bad tempers that fell from the sky

This year, you keep coming from distant orchards

Pick up delicious fruit for me

This year, the breeze blew through our beds

...... And what I still give them is my false loneliness

I really shouldn't be alone anymore

Every time you wake up in your arms

The love I receive, parallel to my heart, is always so real

Or rather, nothing can separate us

Distance counts

What is the limb that I slowed down

Tick-tock time is nothing

What about a cave house that will never be built

This year, I had a disaster

Once, I wandered among the clear radiance of the grass and trees

I almost fell...

I think of the grass and trees as you

I think of the interplay of light and shadow as you

This year, I couldn't prove my existence, nor could I prove it

Your non-existence...

This year, I occasionally laughed and cried occasionally

Occasionally cut a few strands of gray hair

Forget some humiliation once in a while

This year, I was raised by you to die and live

This year, I finally learned to be like you

Hanging your head, but not discouraged...

And these can't replace the surge in my chest every time I think of you

wave......

Only they can sink deep into your tidal flats

Become overwhelmed by me

The secret of the soul

If grief is also a fire

If sorrow is also a fire,

Then only sorrow can extinguish it.

I saw the sadness, it was like

The remains of the moon, intruding

Me, dear life. It calls me

Dear ones, who cried recklessly, who murmured,

As if I, the lover of blue eyes,

Ravages. Stomp me. its

Coming, always like this, scorching.

It commands me not to fall asleep, but to be awake;

It prays to me, to love it as it is

A fire. Sometimes, it doesn't look either

I—even if, at a glance.

It pretends to be solemn and disguises debauchery;

It waits for the flowers to fall when they bloom.

If it will be me with immortality

Linked together, it is wrong.

I'm a fire,

Whoever sets me on fire, he has to set me on fire—

extinguish.

Headline Poetry Selection: Inner Mongolian female poet Qinglange, parallel to the love of the heart

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Qinglang gege is good at grasping the symbolic body or body details to deduce/trace the context of the character story, and uses the symbolic body to spiral in the depths to expand the imagination to tell the desolate fate. For the poem of the self, as long as she grasps a characteristic point to borrow power, she can exert force for her concept of life, and the narrative is tortuous and thoughtful, transparent and in place. For public security theme poetry, she takes the method of analogy/contrast/intervention in her own feelings for universal physical evidence in an attempt to use poetic means to detective, to restore the more ordinary and perceptible image of the victim or murderer, so as to help affect the reader's understanding, change the particularity into universality, change personality into commonality, let the protagonist of this kind of poetry close to "us", close to the emotions and thoughts of human instincts, and thus pour out sympathy at the humanistic level and identify the stubborn diseases of human nature. Qinglange's poetry has technique but not deep, but it is difficult to imitate, the key is that she insists on writing from an objectified perspective, and always adheres to the warm immersion and recognition of things. (Wen Jingtian Brief Comment)

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