Brief introduction: Zhao Lihua, female, poet, member of Chinese Writers Association, national first-class writer. Open essay columns in dozens of newspapers such as Southern Weekend, China Civil Aviation, Bao Jing, Oriental New Newspaper, Metropolitan Women's Newspaper and Lanzhou Evening News. Participated in editing Selected Poems of China and Selected Poems and Songs of China. He used to be the poetry judge of the second Lu Xun Literature Award and the editorial director of Selected Poems. Now lives in Langfang. Her latest style of representative poetry is called pear style.
Attached are some of her poems:
Three cards in the Sahara desert
One card is a red heart K/ the other two cards are locked in the desert/I can't see what they are/all three cards are new/not far apart/but they always keep their distance/suddenly see/seem to be inadvertently/left there/but watch carefully/like careful arrangement/a near point/a far point/the other card is definitely not close/the other card is a red heart K/ Sahara desert.
I love your loneliness as much as you love my loneliness.
Zhao and Liu Youyuan/One is my nephew/Seven and a half years old/One is my nephew/Five years old/Now they are playing outside.
I swear I won't talk to you from now on
I promise to do it/never break my word.