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Poetry World 丨 Yong Sakura: The autumn wind sucks away some, and the half-yellow leaves cut off the day by the way

Poetry World 丨 Yong Sakura: The autumn wind sucks away some, and the half-yellow leaves cut off the day by the way
Poetry World 丨 Yong Sakura: The autumn wind sucks away some, and the half-yellow leaves cut off the day by the way

Two lonely ears of wheat

Mother, we are two lonely ears of wheat

Sometimes we fall in love

Greetings to each other, with kindness

More often, we are silent

Washed despair, transparent, pure

Mother, I copy your eyebrows and stubbornness

Replicate the hidden disease you hide under your body

The scythe of destiny is waved

I became a bird of fright, with nowhere to hide

Mother, everything seems to belong to us

I long for the warmth of your arms

However, love is dead

Sharp thorns pierced our bodies to the skin

If I could, I wanted to saw off my body,

Remove the thorns that are nourished by blood and tears

Embrace you with a flower gesture

Aloe

The cold dew has passed

Full of rice paddies, losing their own children

The remaining rough, wilted rhizomes remain

The autumn wind sucked away some, half-yellow leaves

By the way, cut the date short

Reeds are on top, and their hair is whitened by autumn frost

Listen to the birdsong wet by the dew

They meditate in the morning dew and in the setting sun

Quiet running water, taking away the memory of cyan

Those living, running teenagers

On the banks of the creek, sing loudly

Mother's white hair, stubborn and piercing

They insist on growing, like the tidbits of reeds

The old mother, except for her full head of white hair

Also, the memory is getting thinner and thinner

Sometimes, she goes out for a walk

Just forget, the way home

Every period of stillness

On the shore, watch a man fish

Watch him wait patiently and watch the rod pull up

Look at a fish off the water and draw an arc

Look at the reflection of a mountain.

Watch the water birds flap their wings to take off and fall.

Watch an old man lean down

Smile and talk to the baby in the cradle

Look at the intimacy between them, like some kind of code word

Wander under the trees and watch the fallen leaves flutter

They are thin and tired, as if exhausted

"I was destined to keep loving

Can't stop for a moment."

This stands still time

It's more like a, permanent parting

On earth, the spring breeze is mighty

On earth, the spring breeze is mighty

There is no rain in the sky, and the cemetery is unmanned

Here, there was the quiet I wanted

And the birds and flowers that can't be suppressed

Each tombstone is solemn

Crowds of sacrifices flocked to the table

Swarming away

Compared to them bring a hilarity

I prefer to think of you alone

Build a grave for you in your heart

Nourish you with my flesh and blood

My child, you

Disappeared into a fourteen-year-old smile

Brighter than the flowers that bloom this spring

11 springs have passed

You're three feet underground, not asking about the world

I'm still running around the world

With the shame of being alive, and the unconcealable

Lots of sadness

earring

They stay on my ears

Like a nail, it stays on a stake

These cold metals

It doesn't fit in with the soft earlobes

Today, they pass through narrow crevices

Peace with flesh and blood

Even if you refuse, even if you are unwilling

I also closed my eyes and swallowed the lie

Habituate to being hard and accepting the intrusion of heterogeneity

Many people have "evaporated the bloodiness of the body"

Practice a person

Practice eating alone and sleeping alone

Practice walking alone and thinking about you alone

Practice traveling alone, seeing the scenery and taking pictures

Practice reading, drinking tea, and wearing a trench coat by yourself

Practice one person crying, one person laughing, one person

Keep the wind and rain out of the window, feel safe, and do whatever you want

Practice a person arriving, leaving, and saying love to yourself

Please talk to me about happiness

After the rain hesitated, it chose to fall

The trees in spring are dazzlingly green

Intermittent sorrow piled up at the tip of the grass

It was as if it was about to fall

I sat next to an ivy tree

I sat next to me

Now we can talk about happiness

Talk about the untaken smiles of the babies

Talk about the eyes of lovers, they used to hang there

Dead branches

I was as small as grass, fragile, low

But I'm going to talk out loud about happiness

Those pains hidden in the heart

Will be one by one

Spit it out

This spring, I have nowhere to hide

This spring, there is a lot of laughter around you

Spring breeze, kissing something bright

For example, willow trees, flowers, the throats of birds

"Jump out, out of the cage," they said

I couldn't jump out, and there was an abyss at my feet

Like some seductive eyes

There were so many cries, and they were in dreams

More real than reality. The river turns back upwards

The sunset is blood red, more like a person, a group of people

Blood flowing out

This is the nature of the world, like death

It is the essence of being alive

A lifetime of flowers and plants

The life of flowers and plants is similar to my life

They drove from the edge of the mountain to the edge of the sky, stubborn and silent

So enthusiastic, with a hint of sadness

It was so unscrupulous that it seemed to disappear at any moment

Some flowers are plucked or swept away by wind and rain

Some of the grass was trampled into the mud, with pain that could not be shouted

Just like me, with a trembling heart

Walking under, white sun

It was dark

The clouds were dark, and the sky was dark

There was thunder. Thunder brought bits and pieces of raindrops

It's like life that brings what you don't want to receive

accessory

Just like this moment, I'm sitting in the dark

Think of a long-lost friend. Remembering his face

Glowing with porcelain

So much time, buried in the soil

Some burials, there will be echoes

Others don't, like souls cramming in

Empty cloth bags

Poetry World 丨 Yong Sakura: The autumn wind sucks away some, and the half-yellow leaves cut off the day by the way

Huang Yongying, pen name Yongying, graduated from Fujian Normal University majoring in Chinese language and literature, senior middle school Chinese teacher, and member of Fujian Provincial Writers Association. The poem "Iris" won the Excellence Award of the 2018 "Chinese Poetry Award". His poems have been published in newspapers and periodicals such as Fujian Literature, Shidu, Writers Daily, Young Writers, and Chinese Poets, and have been selected into many poetry anthologies.

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