I draw a blueprint for the motherland poems

You are the dilapidated old waterwheel by the river

Spinning tired songs for hundreds of years

You are the blackened miner’s lamp on your forehead

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Slowly groping in the tunnel of history

You are a withered ear of rice; a roadbed in disrepair

A barge on the silt

Stretch the rope deeply into our shoulders

——Motherland! My suffering motherland!

You are poverty

You are sorrow

You are the painful hope of our ancestors

Yes "Flying" Sleeves

Flowers that have not fallen to the ground for thousands of years

——O motherland! My suffering motherland!

You are a brand-new ideal

About to break free from the cobweb of myth

You are the germ of the ancient lotus under the snow quilt

You are a nest of laughter with tears

You are the newly painted white starting line

You are the crimson dawn

It is gushing

——Motherland! My motherland full of hope!

I am one 1.6 billionth of you

I am the sum of your 9.6 million square kilometers

You use your scarred breasts

Feed

I am confused, I am thinking deeply, I am boiling

Then get it from my flesh and blood

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Your wealth, your glory, your freedom

——Motherland! My dear motherland!