The Moon at Dusk Modern Poetry

I have long forgotten the night

Perhaps I have also forgotten the day

The white dove is hiding in the crow's nest

The horizon The color is blood red

The dusty road

Even the sky is foggy

Riding on the farthest drop of rain

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He returned from the moonlight

Covered in thick fog

This pale night was born from dusk

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Dusk is his mother

They are not related by blood

Only rely on the connection of time

To determine those vague things

The moon is waiting

This garden is full of clear colors

It looks a little yellow

Autumn is deep, and an eagle comes from the south To the north

Covering everything with wings

But he has nothing

In this rich world, this manor

He has not obtained a single Grass

When the gods descend on this night

Their bonfires reflect the bodies

It is the mantles of the dead that ring

From the south to The eagle in the north is silent

Flying towards the moon at this dusk