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I owe Chunhua a poem "Its Nine": Wisteria

author:Yi Han
I owe Chunhua a poem "Its Nine": Wisteria

I owe Chunhua a poem "Its Nine": Wisteria

Wentu/Yi Han

Light wisteria, blowing in the wind

In the spring that is coming to an end

Lush greenery dances with fallen flowers

You're blooming silently

In the breeze, you dance

The purple skirt is like a dream

A soft whisper in the depths of the soul

Tell the mystery of life

Or an affectionate vow of love

At the junction of late spring and early summer

I'm afraid of losing that poetic heart

And your purple psalms

It's like a stroke of genius

Filled in my blank paper

Talk to you

It's like being in a sacred temple

In your purple scroll

Some imagery is beyond imagination

They are waiting quietly in the long river of years

You are fluttering, conveying kindness and truth

These must come from the high heavens

From the first mysterious moment

In this hustle and bustle of the world, the dust is intertwined

You are the silence and poetry of that touch of purple

Lead me back to the pure land of my heart

2024/04/17

I owe Chunhua a poem "Its Nine": Wisteria
I owe Chunhua a poem "Its Nine": Wisteria
I owe Chunhua a poem "Its Nine": Wisteria
I owe Chunhua a poem "Its Nine": Wisteria
I owe Chunhua a poem "Its Nine": Wisteria

Spring breeze, birdsong, in the plot of colorful spring, hold out loud verses, as clean as moonlight. "If you take a flower in your hand and look at it carefully, you will find that in a moment, the whole world is completely yours," said O'Keeffe. "Thousands of spring flowers, the world is so vast and warm.

I owe Chunhua a poem "Its Nine": Wisteria