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Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

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Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

Thousand Buddha Rock

A thousand stones sit on a thousand blades of grass, and I identify the origin of my hometown in the morning light and twilight,

Birdsong opened the spring, and I repeatedly backed down

A thousand Buddhas fell silently.

But a man lifted up iron filings and wild grass like a river, and once again went to discern that they had almost seen through the path of the world.

The spring I missed in this life stopped at the Thousand Buddha Rock,

There is no wind, and the noble royal family is praying for prosperity and stability in all generations,

Many of these earthly words are like vast compassion.

Listen to the rise and fall of the mountain peaks with stones.

I leave this whole city with the wind and rain, like I waste too much time to chase back to the cliff,

I had one heart incense left, three days around the beam.

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

Through the cave

The stone slowly survived the flowing water and kept imagining, like me

Learn the chirping of the crane

Garrisoned as a river only for night and day,

The barren grass through the rock clouds is waiting for the wind to whip

The dragon horse took off to make the wild call like me

Learn to climb vines,

Borrow the light to read or stand alone to guard the monument and expand it

Thousands of days,

I will be lower than the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, lower than the seeds planted

Last night the ancient temple and the welcome pine,

Footsteps will touch the mottled cave doors and will be missing

A full moon pulls a full bow,

Clusters of arrows will cross the Wonderland of the Sea of Clouds and will pursue

The Trojan Paper Iris in the distance,

There was clear sunlight in my eyes and there was underneath me

Countless empty cave doors,

Wait for the water droplets to pass through, and wait for the distant layers of forest to ripple.

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

Night rain in Suishan

April reeds indulge in rain, short-flowering plants

Indulge in the riverbed. Get involved in human love

Like horses stepping over a fence, fishing for the ashes of the setting sun

Peach crisp soft lake.

Deep blue is the thorough eye of the seasons, the ship that returns to the far away

Inject the tail note of a fishing song into the tile houses of the people.

I was drunk and whipped the world, and Suishan was drunk and washed away by the night rain.

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

Parting village

The moonlight was like the white cotton of the snow horse beating in the sky, and the words were too thick. The sound of the wind opening the branches

Then the rocks of the river, large sheets of fallen leaves piled up for years of mud.

I retreated back into the village hidden in the forest, in the night

Touch the swaying of water and grass in the idyllic emptiness.

I try to go quiet like birds and finches together, like mountains

Obscured by all things, I control my thoughts

Count the stones that drill out of the spring and slowly pinch your fingers on the parting day.

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

Rain, walking with footsteps

The rain travels like the wind all the time. My Spring

Like the flowers on your face.

The shadow of the green bamboo, through the folded water

Enter the courtyard

My spring walks in your body, she is like

Piled up stones, dirt

Hold on to the leaves of the rain, and you are as quiet as they are

The same deep love is silent, quietly coming in the human world

There is no embrace, and there is an earth-like measure

My spring is in the rain you collect, with wooden pots

Ring with buckets and jars

Like the people in the closed house, you knock out the color of your mouth with peach blossoms

I knock out you with the whole river and I shout,

Knock out, I waddle in the autumn.

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

Daughter, do not despise tenderness

Don't take the weight of a drop of water lightly

The sound of blades opening horseshoes

The roads clear snow and the keyholes drill out of the spring

Daughters don't take it lightly

Grass and trees, each plant has a universe

Gravel is also one of the rivers, such as shells

Soft wind sounds. Don't take bugs lightly

My childhood dream

Ride the green bamboo to fly over the rainbow, daughter you have happiness

Like, build a beautiful house

Look at the shrunken forest on the ground falling on paper

Draw some ladders, like green vines

The green fruit, the earth. Daughter learns to be quiet

Like I learned to be silent, not to ask about winter

Too much cold, to add clothes

Try to be warm

Just like me, forget that pain flowers will bloom

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

All things are born

I was intoxicated by the light of the water, and she hooked out everything

There was an invisibility of color, and her lips did not spit bubbles

With water, life will bloom

Her blooming flowers are shaped like the bodies of you and me close together

There are eyes that can clarify tianyu

She left blank the entire river where the gully of the earth converged

The rush toward the east never separates, like the sun

She spilled her blood and gave it to everything to be re-spread

She is an elegant poetic realm, and the silence of all things is the singing of water

Snowflakes melt into the water at this time

The horseshoe will step over and the geese will change

The door of time and space, where all things sleep, emerges with the wind

Watch by my window, chest with hills and brushes

I was like one piece between all things

The heart will be as soft as water, and I can't put down the heavy stones

A piece of wood needs to be cut off from the riverbed

The mushrooms ignite a flame on top, allowing all things to be

Like withered glory and new life, it quietly transformed into the human world

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

Finger sand

It's not about hugging the gravel, greeting the moss, or touching the river

The amount of time they exist is not possible to merge

Have your own way, lie across the heavens and the earth

Even if they meet, laugh it off

They all lay in loneliness and took root. The memory of existence

Such as peace

Let the shadow of existence not be messy

Their language is superficial

If stacked into a fish tank

Like men and women and children, this is called family

Between each other, crowded with wind and rain

There are cottages for temporary living. Nourish the spring and autumn of life

The flame hugs the cold and warm divisions. Put enough firewood

Take out the frost and leave a footprint

Like a weary bird hiding, snuggled tightly

To stay in the human world, you have to let your fingertips shine with sunlight

Gradually stitch together the gaps where the leaves fall

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

The cherries are ripe

Butterflies return home with violent drunkenness all over the mountain flowers

The cherry red of the valley unravels the embrace of the wind when the king comes to the world

The branches continue the shape of my fire

I'm going to comb down through a drizzle

Easy to touch and painful

Like a mountain village lying down, a bug squirming its body to peep into the jam

I should allow it to exist

Sharing delicious food is not only exclusive to human beings, like love aging in the lines of fluidity

The lake borrowed ripples like a breeze that tugged at my heartstrings

My affection can cling to the dewdrops of the blades of grass

Like the temperature and heat of the sun, I transformed a cherry into a fragrant lip

The harvest of the season falls into the soft bed to ripen

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

Spring and autumn are easy to wake up

The sweat and blood BMW's sideburns could not tolerate the moonlight to shake off the smoke and dust like a cocoon

This side waits for the snow in Chang'an not to come

When a tree of cherry blossoms came, the sorghum I grabbed the wine gourd was finished brewing

The wine syrup I drank thirstily ran through the Shu Road for hundreds of miles to wait for the wind

The iron bird's wings just took off

I exclaimed that all the things illuminated by the sun and the moon in the world reflected the colorful light

I waited for the whole lake to fill up and start floating

Wait for a field of flowers to sway up this mountain full of plants

color

Wait for love I can not easily entrust

Empty mountains without bones will collapse after a mudslide

Moonlight has no eyes and cannot look down on the earth

This awaits a lifetime of embraces in the body of the city and the countryside

Want to blend

I was waiting for the tongue to refuse, the man who had been thrown into the water in the river

Fished ashore

Like countless empty shells, they have since found a soul mate

I wait for spring and autumn to come.

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

Spring

It was as if I were about to extract a lifetime of flowers that were about to open

Eventually it spreads in the footsteps of grass

Eyes full of fireworks, undertaking forests or lakes give the sound of the wind

Stacking and blooming show the power of spring

Slowly survive the transformation of old trees through the harsh winter

Like I was amazed by a bird song

Or when the rain comes, the raindrops from the eaves slowly take me down to the dream kingdom

I can touch the soft buds and shapes like my hometown

Spit it out of the corners of people's mouths in the most appropriate language

This irreplaceable love begins under the roots of the land

My body has always been here

Even if the heavens give me countless low-hanging frosts. I endure

Like the city away from you and me, the river is isolated from the tumbling alone

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

The sunset recedes

Sunset depression did not know the black shadow of dandelion. The dance followed his father's arm, and the sound of the wind after the rain was the pain of the earth's abandonment

Soothing just the stones that have swept through the gaps of time and

Clouds, no gestation cycle. Like the chirping of a bird

Shout the valley more vast, the vastness is boundless

The steppe lakes stop to feel tired of birds and finches, only the sunset of the mountains retreats

Like a dandelion, she had the shadow of the wind, rushing into the arms of the earth, all the while walking, burying the language

A large palm towards the dream. I can't catch them right away

With the heart, I want to talk about true love.

Quinoa: I have one heart incense left, three days around the beam

About author:Xiang Junying, pen name: Quinoa, born in 1982, a native of Yingshan County, Nanchong, Sichuan, lives in Xi'an, Shaanxi. Editor of Yingshan Literary and Art Poetry, Chairman of Yingshan Youth Network Writers Association, Deputy Secretary-General of New Grace Poetry Association, and one of the representative poets of Sun Poetry Journal. In 2008, he began to write poetry, and his works have appeared in various journals and anthologies. He is the author of the poetry collection "Selected Poems of Quinoa" and the novel "Cold Rain Window".

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