"Promise me to endure your pain and walk through this entire city without saying a word." Which poem by Haizi does this verse come from?

This sentence comes from: Haizi's "The Sun and Wild Flowers"

It means: Haizi hopes that the other party can break free from the hustle and bustle of the city and find the paradise of the world.

Full text:

The sun and wild flowers

——To AP The sun is his own head

The wild flowers are her own poems< /p>

I say to you

Your mother is not like my mother

Under the moonlight

Your mother is a cherry

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My mother is blood and tears

I said to the sky

Moon, she is the pure dew in your basket

Sun, I am you Crazy steel in the yard

The sun is his own head

Wild flowers are her own poetry

Under an old elm tree

On the plains

Flow through my bones

In the eyes of the hunter couple in the mountains

The free corpse

flows Where to go

Two mothers dreamed of me in different places

Two daughters became mothers in different places

When there were lilies in the fields, There are still flocks of birds in the sky

When you still have a big bow and a bag full of good arrows

What should be forgotten has long been forgotten

What should be kept will always be left behind

The sun is his own head

The wild flowers are her own poems

There are always lonely days

There is always pain days

There are always lonely days

There are always happy days

Then you are lonely again

Who told you so You:

Promise me

endure your pain

without saying a word

walk through the whole city

Come from afar

Go and see him Go and see Haizi

He may be in more pain

He is writing a song about loneliness and despair Poems of Death

Poems of Death

He wrote:

On the plains

Flow through my bones

When people on the plateau are resting under the elm trees

When hunters and gods

They stand up or sit down, sometimes looking at each other, sometimes forgetting each other

When cattle and sheep On the grass with cattle and sheep

Saw a cliff

The shepherd fell down and his forehead was bleeding

There was no way to save him——

He wrote:

On the plain

Flow through my bones

At this time, you have to

see Look at him

Promise me

Endure your pain

Don’t say a word

Go through this whole city

That shepherd

may be saved by you

You can also get married

Under a pair of big red candles

Then he becomes me

I will find all happiness in my own breast

Red purse, horns, honeycomb, lips

And a To the white sheep-like breasts

I will read you a poem

The sun is his own head

The wild flowers are her own poems

By then and that night

In other words:

The sun is the head of wild flowers

Wild flowers are the poems of the sun

They have only one heart

They have only one heart