This is a poem by an unknown poet. The whole poem is as follows:
Half-life absurdity and half-life epilepsy, half a casual book and half a cigarette.
In the shadow of the blue light, it does not turn yellow, but it is said to have been told by the world.
Half-life loneliness is half-life, half-gathering and half-suffering.
They are all guests of the yellow race, meeting and leaving for doomed love.
Half a life of wind and rain and half a life of cold, a glass of turbid wine respects the fleeting time.
Looking back on the first half of my life, seven points are sour and three points are sweet.
The sunrise in the east reminds people, but I don't know that the heart is not as good as the sunset.
Farewell will never be seen again, and we will always spend the Spring and Autumn alone.