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I want to plant a ginkgo tree and stand by the road where you came

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I want to plant a ginkgo tree and stand by the road where you came
I want to plant a ginkgo tree and stand by the road where you came

Farmyard manure

Farm manure is nothing more than an extension of the intestines in the land

Farmhouse manure abdicated and retreated from the stench

It also takes away the fragrance of grains

Hunger makes the land the abject poverty of a well-off society

The transformation of fecal-oral is not a solo of fecal-oral and oral cavity

Rather, the earth, the sun, the air and the water, a common symphony

Farmer, waving stiff joints

Directs the rotation of solar terms

Lost

Night terror birds

The river that flows westward

A man walking towards a field with a hoe in the drizzle

These are all things that get lost

I remember when the mountains and rivers came down

大地震颤

My folks, shouting

Operate with all kinds of farm tools and pierce the sticky night with your head

They rushed to the head of the water

Shout at the top of one's lungs

On the smooth road of the torrent, the cofferdam is set down, creating bumps

Let the seedlings in the field survive tonight

People rushing out the door on a rainy day

Also a bunch of lost people

They have night terrors, they go retrograde, they hoe in the rain

Just for tomorrow's sun

Illuminates the muddy ravines on the face

Plant a ginkgo tree

I want to plant a ginkgo plant

Stand by the way you came

In spring, the most low-key flowers bloom

There is a slight sway

With your head down, you come from under the ginkgo tree

Dressed in a plain dress

Summer, with its enthusiasm

Recruit a cicada

You come up and take off your headphones

听蝉鸣

That's my warmth for you

Shout at the top of one's lungs

In autumn, it carries clusters of fruit

Collect flowing gold

Thousands of small golden fans were made

Fan out the heat for you

In winter, it stretches its desolation to the sky

It seems to reveal a resolute soul

You don't come anymore

My eyes are full of snow

For a long season, I clung to the gloom of the ginkgo tree

If you look back from afar, you will see

My despair is as snowy as winter

Author: Ma Weiju, male, from Huining, Gansu Province, living in Beijing. He is a member of the Chinese Writers Association and the China Railway Writers Association. He has written more than 1,000 poems, some of which have been published in hundreds of publications such as "Poetry Magazine", "Poetry Monthly", "China Railway Literature and Art", "Ginseng Flower", "Green Wind", "Star" and "Selected Poems", and have been selected into a variety of anthologies. Published poetry collections "Gap" and "Deep Snow".

Image: Photo by Reading Sleep Poet

I want to plant a ginkgo tree and stand by the road where you came

Face the sea and look for the light with your black eyes. Founded on November 16, 2015, the Poetry Club takes "speaking for grassroots poets" as its mission and promoting the "spirit of poetry" as its purpose, that is, the pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty of poetry, the artistic innovation of poetry, the spiritual pleasure of poetry, and the revelation of poetry to living life. He has published a collection of poems co-authored by poets, "Reading Selected Sleep Poems: Spring Warm Flowers" and "Reading Sleep Selected Poems: The Grass Grows and the Warbler Flies". Poetry friends have been working hard, the poetry club is forging ahead, constantly innovating, recommending excellent poems, producing high-quality poetry collections, reciting excellent works, recommending poets' works in various forms, so that more people can read excellent works and appreciate poetry culture, we are on the move!

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