Zhang Yaoyue: Cooking time
Nanji is too anxious, from Rong yu to a straight road
I said: Ten thousand reluctant, pear blossoms with snow
When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the street market is terminally ill
The carp turned over and died under the flowers
The wind and currents stir up the water of the whole basin-like pool
When the spring snow melted, I had to treat the dark wounds in the treetops
We visited the city where the spring breeze was split in the midst of illness
The light and the shadow slant across the shallowness of pathos
Turning his back on the countrymen, he let out a groan of amazement
They are like humble lungs, hidden in the stomach of the city
It was shaky all day, emitting a lonely echo
The city is like a fish, and the streets and alleys are like water
A lot of time is more piercing than pain
Through the skin, touch the scales of the city
We rushed to the spring and used decoction as food
Poet Profile: Zhang Yaoyue, pen name Fingertip Sha, a native of Yingshang County, Anhui Province, whose works have been scattered in literary publications such as Poetry Journal, Poetry Monthly, Stars, Yanhe, Luming, Anhui Literature, etc., and won the "Annual Top Ten Young Poets Award" and the Fifth Jintai Poetry Award in Anhui. He published the poetry collection "Born from Things", a member of the China Railway Writers Association, a member of the Anhui Writers Association, the deputy secretary-general of the Hefei Writers Association, the president of the Happy Literary and Art Salon, and the editor-in-chief of "Happy Literature and Art".
Wang Changzheng: The Dance of the Miners
A lean man, a bare-striped body
Dance with a shovel underground
Sometimes windy, sometimes slow
A soul full of passion in the body
Command according to their respective duties
Beads of sweat converge into a river, and the eyes are full of calmness
There is a strong and powerful breath in it
Convey the joy of the harvest
Labor is given a sacred mission
Cooperate like a hunter
Surround the fire one by one
In this isolated underground
Talk about loved ones back home and unpredictable life and death
Who has seen this forbidden dance?
Lost and intoxicated are like floating worlds
The body possessed by the ghost god
Irreplaceable Messenger
Receiving the womb of heaven and earth
Give the bodhisattva the pride of dust
Poet Profile: Wang Changzheng, Deputy Secretary-General of the Chinese Popular Literature and Art Research Association, whose works have appeared in more than 500 newspapers and periodicals such as Poetry Journal, Chinese Writers, Shanghai Literature, Beijing Literature, People's Liberation Army Literature and Art, Stars, Yangtze River Poetry Journal, Green Wind, ShiLin, Poetry Tide, Feitian, Qinghai Lake, Yanhe, Poetry Monthly, Tibetan Literature, Shandong Literature, Anhui Literature, Hongdou, Haiyan, Xiamen Literature, etc., and now lives in Beijing and Hefei.
Zhongrui: Snow drifts in late spring
Snowflakes, silencers sprinkled on the earth
Those seemingly unflattering imagery jumps
It is a trance that is easy to appear after aging
The distance spanned will also widen year by year
For example, watching the news in the early morning in late spring
There were children chasing each other outside the window
The temperature on the balcony rose sharply
Look up, turn your head, the sea in your head fluctuates
Lightning and thunder over darkness
It was as if someone had whispered a word
"The wider the range of hot noise,
The more you will miss the snow days. ”
Snowflakes, this image of leaping into late spring
White, instantly covering the field of vision
The whole world was suddenly silent
It's like a piece of delicate hexagonal structure
All are hidden in the devices that silence the human world
At the end of spring, the imagery of all things is growing wildly
All you can do is keep your mouth shut
Poet Profile: Zhongrui, a native of Wuwei, Gansu, currently lives in Hefei, Anhui. Screenwriter, director, poet, member of Anhui Writers Association, executive vice president of The Runaway Literary and Art Salon. Some poems have been selected for "Prose Poetry", "Tianjin Poets", "Oriental Literature", "New Poetry Daguan", "Chinese Han Poetry", "Selected Collections of Young Chinese Poets", "Suzhou Literature", "Henan Poetry", "Mammoth Poetry Journal", etc., and published the poetry collection "Five Tigers of Leisure" (co-authored).
Kong Xiaodun: Tonight, I slept in the Dongda River
The East Great River hides from the fish
Slipped away from my fingertips quickly
August sea buckthorn, October sand dates
Mouth full of palm rough taste
Saw the train for the first time at the age of five
Like the sadness of a child
Roaring and galloping away
I was reluctant to have grandma and the East River
Crying and refusing to get into the car
The train barn crushes the old times
Scattered in the cracks of time
Can't piece together a complete small courtyard
The flames dangling in March
Paint the withered face over and over again
Ash to the people waiting by the side of the road
Release the last trace of warmth
I slowly opened in the night
Lie down to the dilapidated riverbed of the East Grand River
Sleep next to you
Poet Profile: Kong Xiaodao, likes to watch the sunset. His works have appeared in publications such as Prose Poetry, Horse Horse, Tianjin Poet, Wind And Current Generation, Young Poet, Yangtze River Poetry, Literary Monthly, New Poetry Highland, Canal and so on.
Li Dongsheng: Leaks
Snowflakes leaked from Winter's fingers
Light leaked through the cracks of the night
That night, I was left out of a dream
Deep insomnia
No one is going to leave you behind
Lights and snowflakes sneak out
They're all trying to please you
Poet Profile: Li Dongsheng, young poet, tea man, member of Anhui Writers Association, vice president and secretary general of the Runaway Literary and Art Salon. Some of his works have been selected as "Young Poets", "Yangtze River Poetry", "Chinese Han Poetry", "Poetry Series", etc., and authors of the collection "Five Tigers at Leisure" and so on. He has participated in the organization of large-scale cultural activities such as the tribute to Haizi, the Anhui Mid-Autumn Festival Poetry Festival, the Getaway Culture and Art Festival, and the Hefei Free Art Exhibition. He won the Anhui New Poet Award and the Young Poet of the Year New Poet Award.
Chen Shaomei: Holding hands with a crazy tree
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At ten-and-a-half o'clock in the night when the air was violently stirred by the wind
I held hands with a crazy tree
02
it's raining
Then wait for the world to dry before going out
03
My friends are at the end of the world
So no one here and now turns on the switch of my talk
04
The alarm clock rang over and over again
She closed her eyes and groped and closed again and again
The mobile phone should be very wronged
05
When I was a teenager, you scab in my heart
But scarred physique people
It will only grow into a more shocking scar
Poet Profile: Chen Shaomei, a native of Shandong, is currently a graduate student majoring in English translation at the College of Foreign Chinese of Lanzhou Jiaotong University. His works have been scattered in "Chinese Han Poetry", "Poetry Series", "Young Poets", "Yangtze River Poetry", etc., and has won the "Annual Top Ten Campus Poets" award of "Young Poets".
Zhao Yulei: The village after the year is on a blank slate
After people left, the village was like a wall of silence covered with moss.
Winter is also gone, and spring crawls stiffly in the snow
After people left, the snow was like a blank sheet of paper
I persevered in the desolation and gave lyricism to the village
The days grew longer, not alleviating the loneliness of the village
The faded winter coat was bloated, spreading the white paper wider and longer
Poet Profile: Zhao Yulei, born in 2001, a native of Zhoukou, Henan, a member of the Henan Poetry Society, a member of the Zhoukou Writers Association, and a director of the Huaiyang District Writers Association. His works have been published in journals such as Young Poets, Poetry Series, Elements, and Chen Zhou Literature. He won the 4th Yuanxiang Poetry Award, the 4th Yuanxiang Novel Award, and the title of "Top Ten Emerging Poets" of "Young Poets" from 2021 to 2022.
Wang Lusheng: Restart the castle
The golden sunset stops in front of the Lone City Gate
The king's trumpet sounded through the clouds of the desert north
The jade belt golden armor eagerly pushed open the city gate
Escort camels and hunchback doctors into the customs
Crisp camel bells echoed through all the streets of the lonely city
The awake man lay on the windowsill and cried weakly for medicine
When the grain and herbs and the elixir are delivered in turn
Reiki and vitality are once again infused into the ancient castle
The swordsman is awakened by a trumpet and a camel bell
Only hunger urged him to carry his sword forward
Jumping lightly dodged the package that flew in from the window
The king's grain and grass saved the swordsman and the cat
The howling of the wind gradually muffled the camel bells
The swordsman carried his bag through the streets of the city
Suddenly, a faint cry for help came from behind
Inside the broken grass hut lay a beggar with pestilence
The swordsman took water for the beggar to take the elixir given by the king
Leave some of the food around the beggar
The cold moon in the sky is silent
Inside the castle, the sound of people has gradually boiled into the first light
The swordsman packed his bags and continued on his way
The fierce wind sprinkled the snowflakes more and more fiercely
The cold hilt sucked the swordsman's temperature
The warm castle gradually faded into the heart of the swordsman
Poet Profile: LoneLy, formerly known as Wang Lusheng (1991.9.6-), a native of Taikang, Henan, now lives in Xi'an. At the age of 13, he began to learn to write modern poetry, and now works as a special editor of Young Poets. His poems have been scattered in "Young Poets", "Chinese Han Poetry", "Chinese Love Poetry Journal", "Poetry Series", "Youth Poetry Journal", "Chinese Poetry Daguan • Selected Poems of 365 People" and China Poetry Network, etc., and his poem "Night" won the "Poetic Fragrance" Finalist Award of the 3rd International Poetry and Wine Culture Conference.
Zhang Peiliang: North
I can also remember the time when it was cold
The thin suitcase was stuffed with heavy clothes
The snow pressed against the black soles of the shoes and made a creaking sound
A breeze burrowed into the pockets of his pants and into the gaps in the zippers
Sometimes, the yellow of the light is no different from the white of the snow
The little bits and pieces that fell down
There is not much difference with fragments of memory
The station is north, and the terminus is also north
Even thoughts and footsteps are facing north
The trees of the plain are connected by a dark line
The pond became calm
Perhaps, the blackfish on snowy days also need warmth
At the age of traveling at night, the wind and snow are thick
Arriving in the north in the early morning, it was freezing
Poet Profile: Zhang Peiliang, a member of the Anhui Writers Association, an annual outstanding member of the Chinese Poetry Society, a member of the Poetry Committee of the China Popular Literature and Art Research Association, was selected into the "Hefei Outstanding Literary and Art Workers 'Double Hundred' Training Program". His works have appeared in Poetry Monthly, Prose Poetry, Chinese Poets, etc. His works have been selected into the "Selected Collection of Young Chinese Poets" and so on. Published poetry collections such as "The Dot of Youth" and "The Five Tigers of Escape". He has won the 4th Luo Binwang Youth Literary and Art Award. Initiated the organization of anhui youth poetry club and so on. He is currently the chief editor of the poetry journal Young Poets.
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