Small Poems - A Cup of Tea (three other poems)

Text/Li Zhijie

1

An old tea tree with branches

< p> Through the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties

Swinging clusters of new green

When the spring breeze rises, the tips of the leaves

fall into the teacup in the hand

2

In the fragrance of Yingying tea, my mother

floated out of my eyes

The tea leaves picked by my mother

Blooming in the water, wetting my lips and teeth

Family love, soaking up my body

3

You stretch out your body

< p> The water in the cup turned green

When you were the most plump and round

It seemed like I was the only one

Living in your fragrance

< p> Tiredness, tiredness and confusion

Disappear on the tips of your leaves

Dissolve quietly into a cup of tea

Bitterness passes through the intestines and stomach

Wisdom rises from the bottom of the heart

Ripples trap this life and the next

Mountains

Bare mountains

protrude from the depths of the earth

p>

Solemn, dull and heavy

No green

Pieces of brown rocks

Stacked memories on fire

At the foot of the mountain, When my father was digging the soil

The sun was shining fiercely

My father was carrying the shadow of the mountain

Tears welled up in my eyes

Pink butterfly

A pink butterfly, flying on the windowsill

Inside and outside the glass

Two butterflies are exactly the same

Bring me tenderness and tranquility

They stretched out their hands in a trance

They turned sideways and tilted their wings

Quickly passed through the gaps between fingers

Silence spread in my heart, I ...

The rough joints of your fingers are a little stiff

Empty chair

Your hand touches the empty chair

The color of the inside of the chair back is different White

That's him, the color has been worn away from his body

The two armrests are smooth and shiny

The marks of his fingers are shining

His body temperature falls on the chair

Little by little, it accumulates in the palm of your hand