Unrequited love poem

I am not your unrequited love.

Dear, I am not your unrequited love.

Those boat-shaped cloth shoes

You can't rush me any more.

They can't carry my increasingly magnificent heart.

This is by no means a long river of time.

What new things have I trekked?

No, honey, absolutely not.

In order to find the ideal other side of life

They often make me uneasy to avoid sharp eyes.

For this reason, I don't know how many times I stole the pillow towel.

To this end, I have to re-examine the mother river.

We dug a deep well with love.

I was surprised to find my spine in my eyes.

Enough to build your own Noah's Ark.

From now on, I will drive myself carefully when traveling in space.

Blow kisses to strangers on the banks of the Milky Way.

Dear, I am not your unrequited love.

Seriously, I have sent it to the history museum.

When I get all the good mountains, waters and scenery in the world ready.

I believe I will be duty-bound to return to the mother river.

Surprise your mother fair and square!