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Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one

author:Poetry god Hualing Henan dialect read poetry

Fold a plum and put it on the desk

Pray that it awakens the colors of spring

Keep a pot of daffodils Listen to time like water

See how it withers

Walk through February Walk through the willow flying snow

The peach apricot which is lightly blown by the east wind

Only childhood remains

Wave a bee

Two butterflies in the stall

A teenager taller than a tulip holding a peony

But he was frequently accused by Xia Yu

Fall in love with the lively pomegranate flowers

Fall in love with a charming lilac night

Wading through mountains full of cuckoo blood

Sniff the gardenia white jasmine blossoms

Asked about the moonlight of the frog chirping pond

The dragonfly with the early lotus horn

Which dead leaf is resting on now?

Life is like a demon, and the heart is like a demon

My world is becoming increasingly black and white

Is it necessary to keep the branches leafy green

Even if it is mature?

Yes, there are many good things

In the heart-wrenching twilight

The red dust is too long

Is there anyone to accompany me to grow old for the rest of my life?

The warm wind kisses each petal

Every opening makes me happy

How negligible

That little secret of inner transmutation

Just let this flood of autumn water

Send away the ribbon that has passed away quietly

Watch the time stir up a ripple

Shake me in the sea of babblers

Let the memory open all the barriers

Let those absurd pasts go by

All turned back to me

The silence after a hustle and bustle is even quieter

Just like the loneliness after tincture is even more lonely

Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one
Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one
Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one
Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one
Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one
Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one
Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one
Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one
Fold a plum on the desk and beg it to wake up the spring color to keep a basin of daffodils Listen to time like water to see how it withers through February, walking through the willow flying snow by the east wind thin peach apricot only left the childhood and waved one

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