"Prison Song".
The door for people to enter and exit was locked, the hole for dogs to crawl out was open, and a voice shouted: Climb out, I will give you freedom!
I long for freedom, but I also know that a human body cannot crawl out of a dog’s hole!
I can only look forward to that day when the underground fire surges and burns this living coffin with me. I should be immortalized in the fire and blood.
Appreciation:
Guo Moruo praised this poem: It burns with infinite anger, but it also radiates clear brilliance. This is the real poem.
He has a strong sense of justice that makes him rebellious and never surrenders, and at the same time he has a thorough outlook on life that makes him transcend all suffering. Now it is true that "the fire underground is raging and burning this living coffin with me."
And he gained eternal life in fire and blood. His poems are written with life and blood, and his poems are his own beliefs.