How many "tell yourself" poems has San Mao written?

San Mao once wrote 1 1 prose, including telling himself that love and trust are simple, everything is happy, there is nothing in the world, who to give it to, when the wolf comes, he must go to the seaside and wait for him. Among them 1- 1 1 was included in the album Echo by Rolling Stone Records in 1985. This poem was written by San Mao on the manuscript of Echo, so it can't be found in San Mao's anthology. The name of the poem is also called Tell Yourself.

If there is an afterlife, be a tree,

Standing in eternity, there is no sadness or joy.

Half calm in the dust, half flying in the wind,

Half in the shade and half in the sun. "

If there is an afterlife, be a bird,

Through eternity, there is no trouble of getting lost.

There is fiery hope in the east and warm nest beds in the south.

Drive the sunset back to the west and awaken the fragrance to the north.

She also wrote other words on the copy, one of which is: What she wants is dawn, a dawn without any sound. Although she longed so much, the echo refused to recede.

I think Sanmao probably has a soft spot for telling her name, so she has always been very particular about the name of her work, just using the same name again and again.