Weekend Modern Poetry

(1)

On weekends, the silence of this room

is more suitable for a person’s loneliness

From door to window, Nineteen Steps

Nineteen steps from window to door

Six steps from living room to bedroom

Three steps from bedroom to bed

She Keep measuring

Measure these frozen days

Measure those punctuation words

Measure the gentleness and wildness of the small town

Measure This world

So big yet so small

(2)

The plains are vast and the nights are vast

Cold, under the warm light Next

Imitation of burning

There is also burning

Some sadness hidden behind the joy

Vast and heavy

< p> The wind is slow to come, and the years are slightly tilted

She lowered her head to read a book

The world is quietly moving away from her

Away from birds, big trees, and white clouds

Stay away from sunsets, temples, lies

Stay away from filth and tears

Stay away from the long nights trembling in tears

Let the words Make a home in the soil

In the wilderness, in the peach garden, in the green tomb...

(3)

Late at night, alone

Watch CCTV rebroadcasts "Waiting for Me"

The scars of unfortunate events

Shining with the black light of compassion

An unexpected rain< /p>

Bursting in her eyes

She shuddered with sobs

The night became an inch thicker

She omitted the hunger and Death

Return to a blank piece of paper and remain silent

Afraid of making a sound

There will be an avalanche

(IV )

She wants to live like this, eat and breathe

Faceless and disheveled

Sometimes she is afraid of hearing

A landline phone

That was a call from the town

Emergency

Quietly magnetizing her sky

Like the pointer of time stuck there

There is no trace of what is gone or what is left

She must dress up to attend

Day after day

Curling Blade The journey that the wind passed by

A witness sealed her lips

She must hold her breath and move forward quickly

to take care of the life that cannot be expressed in words.

(5)

She woke up at ten o'clock in the morning

Happy moments are as beautiful as despair

The gods loved her; Give her shiny red boots

She must keep walking, keep walking

Invite friends to listen to the wind in the wild

She collects fallen leaves in the woods

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Collect stones, mud, and iron pieces

Collect loneliness, sadness, and homesickness

Collect women’s joy and kindness

Collect those things in winter Wipe blue

Gods, if you love her, don’t despise her

She is just a child

I don’t know how to please you children

You Looking at the passing news

I feel a little hesitant in the cold