Gray modern poetry

Gray modern poetry 1 lush jungle

The branches are full of flowers.

Please don't stop me from correcting my longing soul.

White is the simplest.

Still the most superficial.

Black is the deepest.

Or the most vicious.

But I yearn for the gray background of the sky.

Praise the birds in the air

On the Changes of Life

Bright blue sky

And the deep blue sea.

Please don't use sunny hands.

To test the depth between Tao Yin and me.

I don't like the gold you put on high branches and prosperity.

I don't appreciate your noisy pleasure of knocking on the rocks to make my heart beat.

I don't want you to imprison my sight.

Install fuzzy tracery on my window.

Ravage the color of the day into sin

Mountain shadows in the distance

Nearby courtyard

No wind.

And that long, winding, singing stream.

Swaying each other's slender waists with green branches.

You guys.

Please don't incite me.

Sweep away the desire from my soul

Don't use the veil of sunset and shallow moon

Hide my way to the stars

You should know better.

How can I leave the gray I long for?

Gray Modern Poetry 2 A Night Without Stars and Moon

I'm so confused.

Sour and bitter

This smell spreads in ocean centre.

range

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Seems to be walking in countless darkness

Hazy eyes

Can't see the light ahead

An unspeakable inner feeling.

An indescribable mood

On the edge of gray

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A night without stars and the moon

Put pen to paper, get hurt

Enjoy the breeze

The wind marks in the dark.

A sad voice

Wandering and floating