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A wounded egret, walking by the sand lake, resting among the reeds, grinding itself in the messy wind. Longing for the crane dance and the sand, longing for the end of the world to fly, looking for the poetry and peace

author：Sandbar camel

【In Search of Poetry and Distant Places】

A wounded egret,

Walking by the Sand Lake,

Rest among the reeds,

In a messy wind,

polish yourself.

Longing for the crane dance ususha,

Longing to fly to the end of the world,

Find the poem and the distance.

A wounded egret, walking by the sand lake, resting among the reeds, grinding itself in the messy wind. Longing for the crane dance and the sand, longing for the end of the world to fly, looking for the poetry and peace
A wounded egret, walking by the sand lake, resting among the reeds, grinding itself in the messy wind. Longing for the crane dance and the sand, longing for the end of the world to fly, looking for the poetry and peace
A wounded egret, walking by the sand lake, resting among the reeds, grinding itself in the messy wind. Longing for the crane dance and the sand, longing for the end of the world to fly, looking for the poetry and peace
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