Don't ask Twilight
The scene of dusk is nothing but vast and vast! Seeing those men and women on the side of the road in and out, I was nervously confused;
It felt like a needle had suddenly pierced into the atrium of my heart, inexplicably pulling up the unhealed cupid arrow wound in my chest;
How many dusks have there been, and you and I have met in the old place. When they meet each other, they tell each other their heartfelt feelings;
You and I are tender and agitated, and I feel that there seems to be a group of fierce horses in the small heart;
In this way, you come and go, and we have brewed countless twilight children's love;
Then one day at dusk you didn't have the straightness to go to the appointment on time;
Until the twilight of the last sunset, I waited left and right in the same place and still did not see any signs of your shadow;
In the past, you and I have acted in the two-person theater thousands of times, but now the scene of the old place has switched to me wandering alone in the night;
I sighed and thought long, and the cold evening wind gradually blew my originally hot heart cold. That night was too long and seemed to drain my life's dreams;
Time passed like a white colt that turned my youth into a wandering dog. Let the vicissitudes of the years and the long grass grow, but my love for you is still wild and unrestrained in my heart;
Every dusk I wandered in the old place as ever, and the result was nothing but melancholy or sorrow;
Don't ask twilight, dusk dusk!