Burn me to ashes, and my soul will wander the earth. Where did it come from?

You said this "a poem", it is true that every sentence was written by Yu Guangzhong, but not in a poem, but scattered in his poems, essays and inscriptions. It may be that all the beautiful things have been arranged into "a poem".

Burn me to ashes, and my soul, Tang Po, still lingers in the thick soil. Endless motherland, Youlong called her the mainland, the strong man called her Kyushu, and the hero called her Jianghu when he was in trouble. -This passage is taken from Yu's essay "From Mother to an Affair".

..... In Sichuan, the writer Liu Shahe gave him a folding fan and asked him not to think about Shu Happy? He wrote an inscription: thinking about Shu but not being happy. There is also a touch of homesickness between calligraphy and painting.

Jialing river water, Bashan wild wind

Turning around, the wind blows black hair.

Look back and come back with snow.

This is over there. I can't find it.