What's the name of the poem in this issue of Everyday? Jiang Xun's

This is a poem written by Taiwan Province poet and aesthetician Jiang Xun: Make a wish.

I would like to be a cuckoo full of mountains, just for a spring without regrets.

I want to be the starry sky on a summer night.

I hope thousands of rivers flow to the only ocean.

I hope Na Yue will be your perfect choice again.

If you are an island, I would like to surround your ocean.

If you set sail, I would like to be a gentle storm.

If you travel to a distant place, I hope the road will be smooth and I will follow you to a distant place.

When you are tired from walking, I hope it is night, and the inn with clean pillows on the roadside will let you sleep.

I had a dream in my sleep. I was a tear on your pillow.

I want to be your arm.

Although white-haired, I still want to be the fire at your feet and the old days you remember.

Are you laughing? I am singing with you.

You are tears, and I am the starlight accompanying you.

When you are buried, I would like to be the grass that accompanies you.

You turn to dust and I turn to dust.

If, if you still miss this life,

I will make another wish to marry you in the afterlife.