Chuan Sha Poetry Selection: Spring Night Collection

Author: Chu Sha / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The gentle farewell, accompanied by the mist of dawn and dusk, begins with the sound of the anchor chain as the train glides on its gleaming double tracks or along the quiet path at the edge of the village. It melts into the black specks in the distance. More farewells are seen and heard in the flash and roar. Yet, some farewells curl with the rumbling flames of life, and their gaze falls silent as the heavy iron gate clamps shut with a resounding clang. Later, the moss-covered inscriptions on the stone monuments, blind and oblivious, tell of the clear fields where the scattered purple flowers speak of the end of the night. Over there, beyond and beyond, the longing for loved ones.
P2 Once upon a time, the sweet candies loved in childhood floated in the purple glass, dancing and spinning with a naive poetry, brushing past the sorrowful wind of adulthood. In the solitude of the heart, the childish voice of a stone fossil, the solo erhu once played alone, weaving the rain of the Bashan Mountains into the night. The street lamp at the corner casts the shadow of our red paper umbrellas into the long lane at the bend. Listen to the crystal-clear raindrops singing in the autumn pond, singing into the memory of the moss on the green stone slabs.
P4 On the ancient raft of time, the sound of the river's waves accompanied the end of flowers. Liu Hai'er combed your dark green eyes, which were soaked in the water of the boatstring, flowing eastward with a gurgling sound.