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If you come,

the Chen Dynasty

If you come;

On a mild night,

Walking softly,

Knock on my lonely doors and windows;

If you come,

Without saying a word,

Put your trembling shoulders,

Against the white wall.

I'm leaving my meditation chair.

Stand still

Find it in the pages.

withered flower

Tuck it into your skirt.

I will also give you a silence,

The deepest gaze;

When you walk again,

I'll cry-

Because of happiness,

Not sad.

Chen's If You Come can be understood as a love poem. But there are other understandings, such as taking "you" as an ideal, a belief and so on. In addition, we can analyze this poem from the form, so we omit it.