Modern poetry suitable for reading

The most suitable modern poem to read 1: This is you for many years, and this is.

Be troubled by the shadow of flight

You're flashing.

I will never come to you again.

The cold disappointed me, too.

Many years ago, before icebergs formed.

Fish once surfaced.

Sink for many years

I am very careful.

Through the slow-moving night

Lights flashed on the steel fork.

Many years, lonely.

There is no clock in this room.

Those who leave will take it with them.

Keys. It's been years.

Whistle in the thick fog

The most suitable modern poetry for reading Part II: Portraits of young poets, inspiration drawn from cuffs.

Endless, you

Walking day and night in long sentences

Hutongli, you

Born old

Although the ambition is still there

Marginal growth of baldness

You, take off your false teeth

More like a child.

Turn around and write your name on it.

On the wall of the public toilet.

Due to stunting, you

Swallow a few hormones every day.

Make one's voice docile

For example, the cat named Chun next door.

Nine sneezes in a row

On paper, you

Never mind repetition.

Besides, money may not be clean.

But everyone likes it.

The fire truck roared wildly.

Remind you to like it.

The moon that pays the insurance premium

Or praise those who didn't pay the insurance premium.

Heavy axe

More weighty than thought.

It's too cold, man.

It's dark at night

Like a big toe with frostbite

You are too numb.

hobble

In and out of the Woods by the roadside

Meet those who hold laurels.

Every tree

Owl and every tree

Meeting acquaintances is a headache.

They always like to bring up the past.

In the past, me and you.

Everyone is a rotten fish.

The most suitable modern poem to read 3: stranger, you are in the museum.

On the hard marble floor

I fell, my shoes.

It's very good to slide on the frozen river.

Far away, I'm sitting on a boat.

I seem to be dizzy.

Keep dialing.

But I don't know who to call.

The bell rang three times after work.

With the silent stream of people

You stared at the red light in despair.

Sunset in the tropical rain forest

Charming, me

Turn the banana skin gloves over.

Shake off fine sand and cigarette dust.

Shave off the lonely beard.

Foam with soap

Splash into a blur

On the mirror, you step over the puddle.

See that strange shadow?

Behind it is the sky on the billboard

A glass pigeon

Fall to the ground, I

Hide under the bed and look for it

My hand was cut by the twinkling stars.

Dim cinema

You have candy in your mouth.

A tragic story

I turned on the light in tears.

Leaned against the door and smiled.

There are too many opportunities to know you.

Looks like we're not

Stranger, doorknob

Turn a little.