Birds in Spring (a poem by Cang Kejia).
When I catch my heartbeat in my dream and open my crazy eyes.
Call the dawn to my window-your truth-like a song.
I took a long breath and donated my heart.
From nightmares in bed to nightmares on the ground.
Sing like stars in the night sky.
The more you listen to it, the more brilliant it is, like the hands of several goddesses.
Press the key of life together, wonderful sound flow.
From the clouds of green trees, from the sea of blue sky.
It has become a lively and free pool, so you should let go of your voice.
Sing your own season, sing the alarm.
Wake up the universe from hibernation.
It's freezing, and the footsteps of the east wind are everywhere.
Your mouth sings to the green hills.
Castle Peak gives you a glad eye at the corners of your mouth.
Song goes to flowing water, and flowing water is like a wild child.
Your mouth sings to the vegetation.
The vegetation has blossomed into a flower of youth, your mouth.
Sing to the earth, whose body is gentle.
Stinger hears your song and uncovers the lid of the soil.
Crawl in the sun, and people will hear your singing.
Life is like a new life, and I have a poetic heart that wakes up early.
I'm not used to the cold, and I also have a string of songs of life.
I want to sing, like you,
However, my throat was locked by a chain.
My throat itches.
Spring Birds is a new poem written by Cang Kejia, a modern poet. "Spring Birds" is a poem with a distinctive imprint of the times. Through the sweet singing of Spring Birds, the author expresses his resentment against the reactionary authorities for suppressing speech and violating human rights, and at the same time reveals his desire for freedom and the pursuit of truth.