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My words touched you like raindrops and spilled all over your body. I fell in love with your pearl jade a long time ago. Even I think you are the mistress of the universe.
I will pick happy flowers, trumpet vines, brown hazelnuts and wild rattan baskets full of kisses for you from the mountain. I want to do to you what I did on the cherry tree in spring.
This article is selected from twenty love poems and a song of despair by Chilean poet Nie Luda.
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Twenty Love Poems and a Desperate Song is a collection of poems by pablo neruda (Chile), published by Nanhai Publishing Company on 20 14, and translated by Chen Li and Zhang Fenling.
The book Nie Luda not only praises love, but also praises sex. Fate doomed this work to face readers with a more poetic and rhythmic title, because it is really not a book of poems about sex, but a book of poems about sex and love. This is the real charm of this poem, because it is closer to the essence of the relationship between a man and a woman.