Thanksgiving poem

Wake up in a strange city

Your name is still on my lips.

Love, I am thousands of miles away from you.

I know that too.

Sixteen-year-old flowers only bloom once.

But I still care about the whiteness of the skirt.

Care about everything that is praised.

The feeling of being pampered and comforted

Care about golden dream network

Protect me from foreign wind and frost

Love is a kind of wine.

Drinking it becomes missing.

In a strange city

I raise my glass every night.

Towards the age of sixteen.