Poetry about death

Haizi's Death Poems

Poetry of Death (I)

In the dark, there was a kind of laughter that broke the board of my grave.

Do you know that?/You know what? This is a land where tigers are buried.

Like a burning tiger across the water.

Your laughter floats on the river.

Tiger

Two broken bones.

On the night when the river began to freeze in laughter.

A tiger with a broken leg came down the river to my house.

By the window.

A board for burying tigers.

Divided in two by laughter

Poetry of Death (Ⅱ)

The girl I can see

The maiden in the water

In the wheat field, please.

Clean up my bones

Like a pile of reed bones.

Bring him back in a box.

What I saw.

A clean girl, a girl by the river.

Please reach into the wheat field.

When I have no hope to sit in a pile

Mai zi Shang Jia hui

Please tidy up my messy bones.

Put it in a small wooden cabinet. Bring it back.

Like bringing back your rich dowry

But don't tell me.

Hold the wood and hang the clothes on the hay.

Mom.

Poetry of Death (Part III: Picking Sunflowers)

Cow thief in rainy night

Climbed into my window.

On my dream body

Picking sunflowers

I'm still sleeping.

On my sleeping body

Colorful sunflowers have blossomed.

Those pickers

Still like a sunflower field

Beautiful clumsy duck

Cow thief in rainy night

Let me stop being human.

Steal it from your body.

I'm still sleeping.

I was taken out of my body.

Beyond sunflowers. I am the biggest in the world.

The first cow (the dead queen)

It feels beautiful.

I'm still sleeping.

Cow thief in rainy night

So I am very happy.

I became another colored cow.

In my body.

Run in high spirits