Boat (Birch Tree) (from Reader)

I have had many such adventures,

Every lovely and gentle spray,

It became a mountain that suddenly rose and then collapsed.

Every drop of seawater changes color,

As beautiful as blue;

The vortex is entangled in the vortex,

Ah! The fact is simple:

I'm destined to meet them often,

Because my name is boat;

Fear will only make you blind,

Blindness can only exaggerate the ferocious face of the devil;

As long as I have a complete keel,

Never sail into a sheltered harbor;

I'm completely free,

The bow became a shovel to bury them;

I jumped rhythmically in the waves,

It's like swinging on a huge swing.

Even if they finally tore me apart,

Turn into some wood chips;

Future generations will recognize me on the fragments,

Future poets will sigh:

? -Excerpted from Poems of Birch Tree by People's Literature Publishing House.