Modern poems about the fate of things in the world

Pass by fate

Learn to turn around in the green

Stand facing the lake

Stand like a weeping willow< /p>

You don’t want to replace any of them

Keep enough distance from them

Just like keeping enough distance from spring

With fate Keep enough distance

Let your figure be seen in the weeping willows

And your figure is only the lake water

You cannot control the degree to which the lake water is dyed green by the weeping willows< /p>

Just like you can’t grasp the lush green mountains

When will spring be carried away

All of this

You can only pretend Enter the luggage behind your back

And the moment the luggage is unloaded

you can only watch

Ask what fate is in the world

The lonely goshawk spreads its wings in the country

Asking what fate is in the world

The fragrant snow will always come unexpectedly every year

Kidnapping the seasons outside of fate

One trap after another is taken away by the goshawk

There will still be more fragrant snow taking root in the ground

You can dig it out but you can’t throw it away

Like the shadows of mountains and trees

When there is no sun and moon

You don’t know where they are hiding

You don’t know it in your sleep Becoming an accomplice of the shadow

When an unexpected raindrop

accidentally wakes up the bugs in the ground

They will stop Neighing

Like a steam whistle

Urging you to rush to the next fateful meeting

Write the fate on the bottle

Put the fate The person written on the wine bottle

Must hope that fate can penetrate into the wine

I hope that the wine can drink into your body

In your body Staying and blooming

Once the rivers and lakes of fate expand, the spring of fate

Those eager flowers

will soon change the original intention of fate

Let the bloody and romantic years burn in alcohol

I wonder how long I have to wait for the apricot yellow flag to fly on the wine bottle

before I can wait for the shepherd boy in Xinghua Village

Play a song for you

The symphony of crickets in the old house in my hometown

◎How empty the fate is

The Buddha is sitting on the mountain and I am standing at the foot of the mountain

< p>The Buddha smiles at me and I smile at all living beings

There are only dozens of steps between me and the Buddha

But it seems that we are separated by several lives

Besides The murals record the past life

There are all living beings and my shadow

It forms a whirlpool

I pounce in like a moth

Fortunately, it was removed by the Buddha in time

Hanging on a pillar standing next to the steps

Pointing to the sky in a spiral shape

The sky is so high< /p>

How empty the fate will be

Drink up the fate

What is left in this cup

Is it a red rising sun or a bloody dusk< /p>

You can really drink it all in one gulp

Do you know that if you drink all your fate

you will no longer be able to hear the waves rushing in the cup

< p> The waves can be silent

That is the tolerance of life to you

These ancient experiences

can change the direction of a poem

Perhaps you can give the next poem you write

to the little south wind in summer

to the ants and bugs

And that A tilted wine glass

Just a rootless duckweed

Dependent origin and end are all in one thought of yours

One thought reaches above the colorful clouds

< p> A thought can awaken the season