The end of an old poem is: You said if I wanted to, yes, if you wanted to.

The title of this poem is "Commemorating April", which was written by Liu Qing and Rebecca, and read by Qiao Zhen and Ding Jianhua, and became a classic of music reading poems.

Male: At the age of 20, I climbed out of the swamp of youth, like a bruised lyre, dumb in the theme of vagrancy-there you are.

Woman: I walk towards you.

Have a pair of eyes as bright as bellflower.

W: You said you liked my eyes.

Man: Wipe away my naked loneliness.

Woman: Lonely? Why are you always lonely?

Really?

Woman: Really?

M: The first time.

Woman: Is this the first time?

Man: The warm hand of the sun.

Woman: It's warm.

Man: Gently.

Woman: Gently.

Man: You touched me.

Woman: Did I touch you?

Therefore, the past will never freeze again.

Woman: freeze your wishes

M: I picked up my song, picked up a string of disappointed notes and walked into a spring evening.

Woman: A dusk, a dusk without wrinkles.

Man: And at dusk, the station that can never stand up.

Woman: Never stand up again, never stand up again.

Man: On that night in April, there were no stars and no moon.

There are no stars and no moon. It was an ordinary night.

Man: I traded my experience in the swamp for your past story.

W: No one will forget. The swamp is so muddy and the story is so sad.

M: At this time, you are wet in my retina.

W: I turned over a book of poems on my knee. It's Whitman's.

Man: I think you are a pure white bird.

W: I was thinking, what are you thinking?

M: I know that no cage has ever imprisoned you and nurtured your persistent loneliness and beautiful silence.

Woman: Yes, it imprisoned me and raised me.

M: I know, you didn't expect it to rain suddenly in the morning when you first started flying.

W: Yes, it rained the first time I took a plane.

Man: I know, rain wet feathers, heavy wings and sad your heart.

Woman: Yes, the rain broke my heart.

Man: You didn't find it, did you?

Woman: Are you looking at me?

M: My hot and humid pulse is rising with unspeakable impulse.

Woman: I really want to lift my eyes and look at you.

Man: But you didn't look up?

Woman: I didn't look up. I am still looking through Whitman's poems.

Yes, I know. I'm not a rock or a dam.

Woman: Not a stone, not a dam.

There is no solid tree to rely on.

Woman: It's not a solid tree either.

M: But if you like.

Woman: You say, if I want to.

M: I will. I will be brave. I will use my not broad shoulders and a loyal heart cultivated on the plateau to hold up a sky that will never be wronged for you.

Woman: (sky without injustice) You said if I wanted to.

M: Yes, if you like.

M: If you like.

W: If you like.