Yang Mu’s poetry masterpieces

Selected Poems by Yang Mu

"Mei of Water"

I have been sitting here for four afternoons

No one calls Walking here - don't talk about the footsteps

(In loneliness-)

The phoenix grows from under my pants to my shoulders

For no reason Cover me

The sound of gurgling water is a difficult memory

I can only let it be written on the stopped clouds

South Twenty meters away, there is a smiling dandelion

The wind pollen floats the pollen to my bamboo hat

What can my bamboo hat give you

What can my lying shadow give you

The sound of water in four afternoons can be compared to the sound of footsteps in four afternoons

If they are all impatient girls

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Arguing endlessly

——Well, no one can come, I just want to take a nap

No one can come

"Let the Wind Recite"

If I could write you a poem

A poem of summer, when the reeds

reproduce violently, the sunshine

It flies all over the waist and flows horizontally towards

where the two feet are separated

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When a new drum breaks, if I can

write you an autumn poem

Swinging on the boat

Soaked twelve scales

When sorrow crouched on the river bed

Like a yellow dragon, despite the rapid torrent

Soaring from the injured eyes

Splash, if I could write a winter poem for you

It seems that I have finally witnessed the shrinking lake for the ice and snow

Witness someone's midnight visit

Awake from a careless dream

Take you to a faraway province

Give you a lantern and ask you

Sit there quietly and wait

And you are not allowed to cry