Gu Cheng's Modern Poetry

Gu Cheng (1956- 1993), male, originally from Shanghai, was born in a poet's home in Beijing on September 24th, 1956. He is an important representative of China's misty poetry school, and is known as a contemporary "Romantic" poet. The following are the modern poems of Gu Cheng compiled by me, I hope you will like them!

I sing my own songs.

In the terrible smoke of the coal-fired power plant

In the complex organization of gearbox

In the kiss of the grinding wheel

In the operation of that social civilization

I sing my own songs.

I sing my own songs.

That is, unfamiliar and unskilled.

I am a child of etude.

Willing to join all the singing teams

In order not to let the normative people know

I sing my own songs.

I sing, sing my own songs.

Until the world regained its prehistoric loneliness.

A slender moon

Coming towards me from the seaside.

Ask softly: Why?

You sing your own song.

The land is curved.

The land is curved.

I can't see you.

I can only see from a distance.

The blue sky in your heart

Blue? True blue

Blue is language.

I want to make the world happy.

The smile froze in my mouth.

Give me a cloud.

Erase the sunny time

My tears need tears.

My sun needs sleep.

A peddler peddling along the street

At the corner.

Spread a waterproof tarpaulin

There is a road ahead.

They are very sensitive.

It's a spider on the internet.

They are at a loss.

Is the prey in the net?