A poem in memory of my old father

Chapter one: Poems in memory of father in August.

Author: Bauhinia

In August, paulownia leaves turn yellow.

Memory, like the light in the gap of enough paper when I was a child, began to flicker.

Missing, a smile extending in my father's stubble.

……

When this smile touches my heart, I will cry.

……

Yellow paulownia leaves began to fall.

This season, staring at the roof of the old house

It seems that many stories wake up in my heart.

Like the shadow of childhood, it ran out of the straw pile at the head of the village.

Run out of the shadow of the street gate

Run out of the Woods in the evening.

The road to my father's grave

Stepping on the barren, submerged in the grass.

So my heart became my eyes.

The leaves of paulownia in August are yellow.

stare

The pain that can never be turned over on that page

The path around my father's cemetery

It's with me now.

Miss Steele.

A season or

one century

Standing in the yard of the old house in the dark, staring at the broken door.

Waiting for my father in the fallen leaves of paulownia trees.

I can no longer see practicality and intimacy.

Miss along the barren road of pain

Stepping on the yellow leaves falling freely

Qiu Guang, wisp by wisp.