Poems in memory of Haizi

Haizi, I ate your tears tonight.

Under the moon, yeast turned into wine, so it can't be drunk.

I can't read your poem.

Blocking the intestines of my life

Your bodhisattva knows all this.

I know, rivers and the earth.

The king and the sun, and you.

It's a humpback whale in the world.

Wheat fields and crops

When drifting.

village

Can bury death and vagrancy

Haizi, I ate your tears tonight.

In the darkness, withered flowers opened.

Quiet, the death of Anyang

I know. Rails are ladders.

Shanhaiguan is a quilt.

In heaven,

Only poetry and God.

Haizi, I ate your tears tonight.

I saw the sun in the dark.

Centralized combustion

It's your smiling and stubborn head

I know, you grow a lot of sunflowers here.

Gathered ten thousand years of passion and wisdom.

Just wait at this moment

Spill it all over the place

Five thousand years of bronze soil

This is a place to bury people.

Haizi, I ate your tears tonight.

turbulent

This is a whole pure blue ocean.

Seagull-Where is God's swimming trunks?

With the sunset, with you.

I know, you have four sisters.

Wipe your apron and ask you to go home for dinner

Go home for dinner and put the moon in a simple big porcelain bowl.

In a big porcelain bowl, the moon is food.

None of your princesses, none of them.

Haizi, I ate your tears tonight.

Can't sleep.

Your bodhisattva knows all this.