Modern Poetry

Text/Huang Hefei

I come from the Yangtze River.

Sleep in the mountains

After thousands of years of tempering

Still bright and bright

coastal

It was a face full of flowers.

Who can remember the past?

Think of Changjin Lake being trampled by iron hooves.

That year.

Think of the blood flowing in the ice sculpture.

Turn into hard lava

Even if no one remembers

but I ...

I can't forget it.

Those who fell beside me

smiling face

They used blood.

Sew up my wound.

But put my heart

Does it hurt? It hurts

They lay with the ice and snow.

Shaped a great wall that will never collapse.

There is only one belief in my heart.

Is to use blood

Put out war and smoke

That winter.

In that day of bullets.

They sleep next to me.

Blocked the tiger spy with his body.

Wipe my eyes.

Let me see today's beautiful home.

Let me do it too.

Always remember that day.

And those young smiling faces.

this evening

When I think of them,

tears

pool

Another Changjin Lake