Assembly number modern poetry

< 1 >

Brother, before you had time to bow down, you were buried at the dry foot of this land.

Here are

grass, air,

and your loyal fighting friendship

< 2 > < I saw the starlight at night crying red eyelids.

A real man

is nothing more than drinking 3 cups of liquor.

A real wish

is just that he died on the battlefield on the day when the standard was flying.

< 3 >

Brother

That dry and red land,

Who will piece together the fierce and loyal bones of corpses for you?

where you are sleeping

Who ever carved an epitaph for you?

< 4 >

It doesn't matter, brother.

I have been buried in front of your grave.

In my grave,

your white eyes

and

the distant and overwhelming cries.

< 5 >

Brother, so you're not alone

Fragmented bugle call

I'll piece together for you

Bury the dead and bury the bugle call,

Where the fire burns out

I'll prove it for you!

< 6 >

Listen, brother.

the assembly number is always ringing

never abandoned.