I just want you, from the poet Haizi's "Diary"
Original text of the poem:
Sister, I am in Delingha tonight, and the night is shrouded.
Sister, I only have the Gobi tonight.
I am empty-handed at the end of the grassland.
When you are sad, you cannot hold a single teardrop.
Sister, I am in Delingha tonight.
This is a desolate city in the rain.
Except those who are passing by and those who live there.
Delingha...tonight.
This is the only, final, lyrical.
This is the only and last grassland.
I return the stone to the stone.
Let victory prevail.
Tonight the highland barley belongs only to him.
Everything is growing.
Tonight I only have the beautiful desert sky.
Sister, I don’t care about humans tonight, I just want you.
Extended information
In July 1988, the poet Haizi wrote a pure and touching short poem "Diary" on the train to Delingha, Qinghai. The short poem is like a letter written by the poet to his "sister", telling the other party face to face the loneliness and pain in the poet's heart.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, due to special social reasons and ideological and cultural background, the humanitarian background once again became the focus of attention in the literary theory circles and triggered continuous debates. The poetry of the 1980s also called for the self and moved in the direction of cultural thinking. "Diary" is the call of the poet's "self".
Baidu Encyclopedia-Sister, I am in Delingha tonight