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The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

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The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

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The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

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The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper
The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

Ten poems of King Kong Dipper

The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

▎Autumn

For the first time, sitting on a swing stand

Look at the lake in front of you

Late autumn leaves, falling on the shoulders

Falling into the water, so quiet

Pedestrians are not visible in the courtyard on the outskirts

A great void

The wind pushed me deeper into the wider

In the air, occasionally meet a few birds and finches

Between the rolling clouds and the lake

The wings of the feathers

Break free from the cage of life's confinement

Long lost blue sky, on the wings

Those belong to the good and the sad in the words

In the wipe, like light and shadow recognized the light and shadow

Nice arc of paddling

▎ Li Chun

The snow outside the window is still melting

In the courtyard gallery, potted herbs grow freely

Separated by a wall, it is like different cities in the same season

Each has its own silence

Repeat the same thing over and over again

Tracing, outlining. The poetic thawing of the nib

The daughter is basking in the vibrato with window flowers and spring leagues

Fresh branches in plum bottles

A small town to the north

Bare tree trunks

A few sparrows

Jump around

The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

▎ If I were a patch of snow

I was ashamed to take this false proposition out and show it

I couldn't feel snow's emotions and hearts

Snow heals the earth's sores and wounds

Those false words and confrontational still lifes, hidden in the darkness

I was lost in the snow. Like an unburied body

Reflections and cold

▎ Empty chair

Inside your body, there is an empty chair that has fled

Darkness shattered into stars

Walk in the deep wilderness, those

Pastoral hermits, shadows beyond the shadows

Under an oval curtain

Midnight is a party of ghosts

A corner of the light

Their eyes can spy on my dreams

The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

▎ Lights on the other side

I'm not a voyeur. It was her light that led me to her body

There is a river hidden in the heart, in the grass

Foot sounds and grunts are lonely

In the prologue of the night of fireworks, I stood under a tree

Use fallen leaves to divinate tomorrow's destination

This serendipitous encounter

It's like a stone thrown into the heart lake

Ripples are just excuses, eyes are the way back

▎ The silence of the moonlight

Moonlight can always slip out of my dreams

Arrived at the hill earlier than my body

Out-of-favor kids, no candy

I didn't dare to open my mouth and follow in the footsteps of the wind

She sprinkled the honey in the orange and sprinkled it into the sky for the birds that flew

I'm still in turmoil and floating

I need someone who loves me. Eat a bowl of porridge together

Including skin kisses

I need those hands that pull me back to reality

Don't let the children of the night tour

Facing the night

Loneliness embraces loneliness

The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

▎ Commemoration

He finally handed over his photo album. Hang on the wall

Push open the hidden door. Locked light

Hidden in a black hole

Mother's silence in the vegetable garden. Wait and play

Loess and berries brought back from a foreign land

Flocks of pigeons hover in the air. early morning

What was given to me was more and more imaginative and gloomy

On a wooden fence. Forgotten

Those arms and wrists

In July, when the coppery back ridge is exposed

With each stroke, the glow of fire and the words of aphasia are quenched

Dull eyes and footsteps

Between rain and brown dirt

There is an ancient sadness falling

▎ Oracle

"Broken bamboo, continued bamboo, flying soil, chasing meat" ——

The tribe that feeds the sun found fire

They deduced hunting and farming into King Wen's words

Plant millet, plant seedlings, sow grain, sow millet

The drilled animal bones are quenched and grow bones

Reconstruct the kingdom of words

Fish, horses, speargos and bows and arrows

The thin blade, the skimming and pinching of the body

Walk through the Yin Ruins of the Shang Dynasty

The human face is on the rock wall and the dead shell of the clay bowl

With a heartbeat of walking

The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

▎ Ultra-low altitude flight

Pick up the sound of the wind from the shaking grass tips

The night hangs low in, the oval world

Stay awake at all times in the irregular arrangement

Shrubs, jungles, or seas of white sharks

I adjusted the rudder of sanity. Fitted black earth

Ripples of white. I do not know

Color imagery

What kind of intentions are swirling in the air

I forgot myself. It's a swallow

Or a dragonfly. Or a bird with a certain name

Sneaking into the darkness, the world shrinks

Gradually split into countless pearls

Between a dark cloud

In the fine rain

▎ The earth slopes southward

Floating sage, clinging to the surface of the moonlight water

The finely broken bright mosaic galaxy is silent

I want to walk through before the dawn comes

The town where you wake up

Never miss an appointment again

The barn was full of grain, and the wooden hammer struck early in the morning

It's like a spiny bird singing

Windmills carry water for irrigation and mill grain

Rosemary wipes the sadness, you put it on

Treasured pleated skirts, on the way when I came

The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper
The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

About the author King Kong Hokuto, male, an observer walking on the edge of poetry

The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

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The earth slopes southward‖ ten poems of King Kong Dipper

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