The Division of the Rhythm and Sentence Break of the Poem "This is Beijing at 4: 8"

This is Beijing at 4: 8. Author: forefinger

This is/Beijing at 4: 8,

an ocean/turn of hands;

it's/Beijing at 4: 8,

a loud/majestic whistle/long whistle.

Beijing Railway Station/tall building,

Suddenly/violently shaking.

I looked out of the window in surprise.

I don't know/what happened.

There is a sudden pain in my heart. It must be

that my mother/buttoned needle and thread/penetrated my heart.

At this moment, my heart/becomes a kite, and

the string/of the kite is in my mother's hand.

The rope/tension is so tight that it will break.

I have to stick my head/out of the window lattice of the carriage.

Only then, only then,

did I understand/what happened.

-waves of farewell,

about to be swept away/the station;

Beijing/under my feet,

has/has moved slowly.

I waved my arm again/to Beijing/,

thought about it/grabbed his collar,

and then/shouted to her loudly:

Always remember me, mom, Beijing!

I finally/caught something,

I don't care whose hand it is, I can't let it go,

because/this is my Beijing,

this is my/last/Beijing.

December 2, 1968