Modern poems about apple trees

I'll make you a copy. I like it.

End or start

Me, standing here.

Not another person who was killed.

Every time the sun rises,

Let thick shadows be like roads.

whole country

Sad fog

Covered with mottled roofs.

Between houses.

The chimney spewed out a pile of ashes.

The warmth blew away from the bright treetops.

Stay on poor cigarette butts.

Tired hands.

Raise deep dark clouds

In the name of the sun

Darkness plunders openly.

Silence is still the story of the East.

People on ancient murals

Immortality in silence

Die silently

Oh, my land

Why don't you sing any more

Don't even want the rope of the Yellow River tracker.

Like a broken string

It doesn't ring anymore

Is the dark mirror of time.

Always turn your back on you

Leaving only stars and clouds

I'm looking for you

In dreams again and again.

A foggy night or morning.

I look for spring and apple trees.

A wisp of breeze blown by bees

I look for tides on the coast.

Flocks of seagulls were illuminated by the sun on the wave crest.

I look for legends built on walls.

You and my forgotten names

If blood can make you have children,

Tomorrow on the branch.

Ripe fruit

Will leave my color.

it must be admitted that

In the cold white light of death

I'm-I'm shaking.

Who wants to be a meteorite?

Or the cold statue of the victim

Looking at the eternal fire of youth

Pass it on to others.

Even if pigeons land on their shoulders.

I can't feel my temperature and breathing.

They combed their feathers.

And flew away in a hurry.

I'm alone.

I need love.

I long to be in the eyes of my lover

Spend every quiet night

In the shaking of the cradle

Waiting for his son's first call

On the grass and fallen leaves

In every pair of sincere eyes

I write down the poems of life.

This common wish

Now it's the price of being human.

in life

I lied many times.

But always abide by it honestly.

Childhood commitment

So, it has nothing to do with the child's heart

Incompatible world

Never forgive me again

Me, standing here.

Not another person who was killed.

I have no choice.

Where I fell.

There will be another person standing up

The wind is on my shoulder.

There are twinkling stars in the wind.

Maybe one day.

The sun became a shrinking garland.

hold one's own

Every immortal warrior

In front of a tombstone that grows like a forest

Crow, fragments of the night

Drifting in disorder