Ten of Xu Zhimo's most famous poems: Farewell to Cambridge, a poem by Anna La, an oriole, life, fragmentation, I don't know where the wind blows, accident, the happiness of snowflakes, the train snatched from the tracks, and a cold jade overnight.
1, bid farewell to Cambridge
I left quietly, just as I came gently.
I waved my hand gently and bid farewell to the clouds in the western sky.
2. "A song by Shia Nora"
The most is the gentleness of that bow, like the shyness of an invincible water lotus in the cool breeze.
Take care, take care, there is sweet sadness in that treasure-Annola!
3. Orioles
Waiting for it to sing, we wait and watch for fear of surprising it. But once it spreads its wings.
Break through the dense and become colorful clouds; It flies, disappears, disappears, like spring, like flame, like enthusiasm.
Step 4 live
Gloomy, dark and snake-like, life has become a tunnel.
Once trapped, you can only go forward, holding the sticky tide of the cold wall and struggling in the devil's guts.
5. "broken"
Sitting late at night, there is a light outside the window.
The wind carries dust in the street.
Running in the alley, trying to curl up on the bare nib.
A broken tone, to express my broken thoughts.
6. "I don't know which direction the wind blows."
I don't know which direction the wind is blowing.
I am in a dream, in the light wave of a dream.
I don't know which direction the wind is blowing.
I am in a dream, her tenderness, my intoxication.
7. unexpected
I am a cloud in the sky, occasionally projected in your heart.
You don't have to be surprised, let alone happy, and disappear in an instant.
8. the happiness of snowflakes
If I were a snowflake, I would fly in the air.
I must know my direction clearly, fly, fly, fly-there is my direction in this land.
9. "The train grabs the railing"
The train grabbed the railing and ran in the dark, crossing mountains, waters and the graves of the dead.
Cross the bridge, listen to the wheezing of steel cows, cross the wilderness and cross the ruined temple.
10, Frozen Jade for One Night
You really left, tomorrow? Then I, then I.
You don't have to worry, sooner or later;
If you want to remember me, remember me,
Let's forget the world before it's too late.