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Fate tormented me in a thousand ways, and I never gave in to it--Three poems by Sun Fangjie

Fate tormented me in a thousand ways, and I never gave in to it--Three poems by Sun Fangjie

Three poems by Sun Fangjie

First, escape

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I didn't live in the age of chatting

But he expected Pu Songling to lead his ghost

And the demon, stay in the same room as me

Eat in the same bowl and wash your face with the same basin

The ghosts of that time were more righteous than the people of today

The demon at that time was better than the girl now

There is also a good heart

I'd love to drive my Passat

And these ghosts and demons

Go to a forest where no one has ever been

Or the valley, for a grand masquerade ball

Then make love with one of them

If she is a flower plant

I watered her every morning

If she's a soul

I'd rather let her drink my blood dry

I knew they would eventually return to their original form

Return to your true form before each dawn

I will recite the sea oath that lasts longer than stone

Obsessively waiting every day

Minecraft is placed in the courtyard of Liaozhai

Try not to stir up your life during the day

At night with the women who came out of the chat

Sit in the dark and chat until the clouds open to sunrise

Staring at Vega, the conversation subsided

Please don't say I'm deliberately escaping from the world

In my opinion, this world of ghosts and demons

There is more order and warmth than the human world

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2. Possession

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I was in a trance and withered

Spiritual people say: There are yin people possessed

Their undead need to be surpassed

Use more silver money made of some paper, cars and horses

Let them regain the glory of their lives

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I'm a living person, because the eight characters are soft

Made a stand-in for the deceased

The wind blows a cold soul

I had a high fever and was shivering

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Maybe, sometime in the past

I once met them in a sea of people

They borrowed my body when they came back

Take a look at this human world that is still worried

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Third, I obey the orders of the bodhisattva

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I obey the orders of Avalokiteshvara

Everything was according to her arrangement, her Divine will

Fate tormented me like a thousand

And I, on the other hand, never give in

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The heart prays for peace, and the world exerts temptations

I worked hard for my life

Trying to gain some life in the rich

I would like to be very sick of the body and the humiliation I have suffered

Make a gorgeous garland and lift it into the clouds

I was able to see something, a very fragrant glass of wine

An invitation, or a wave of warmth

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I never laugh at people or live up to my promises

I have been following the divine will of the bodhisattva for many years

Outside the window on a rainy night, I saw the flaws of fate

Before the star corresponding to me emits light

She has forgiven me for my mistakes

Forgive me for the sins of my life

Fate tormented me in a thousand ways, and I never gave in to it--Three poems by Sun Fangjie

【Author's Profile】Sun Fangjie (male), born in September 1968, Shouguangren, Shandong, whose works have appeared in many literary journals such as "People's Literature", "Poetry Journal", "Xinhua Digest", "Selected Poems", "Stars", "Poetry Tide", "Green Wind", "Qingdao Literature", "Feitian", etc., and has written poems such as "I Love My Poetry", "The Parting that Is Gradually Approaching", "How Steel is Made", "Half Life Sin and Half Life Love", "Passing Through this Decade", "Fate Syndrome", "Steel Mill" and many other literary journals, and his works have been selected into many annual anthologies. He was shortlisted for the 5th, 6th and 7th Chinese Young Poet Awards, won various awards such as the Taishan Literary and Art Award (Literary Creation Award) in Shandong Province, and participated in the 23rd Youth Poetry Festival of the Poetry Journal. He is a contracted writer of the third and fifth sessions of the Shandong Writers Association and a member of the China Writers Association.

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