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there is nothing to write about in a romantic relationship
translated by PLS
need to write about curiosity devotion and sense of shame
or the dusk of a summer
the never-ending road
the lullaby in my left ear and your right ear
waning in the still moonlight
hypnotised by the chants of cicadas
write about the intangible hair
hands that won’t part even
when soaked with nervous sweat
write about right now
standing in front of the apartment building, giant-like
yet still wishing to squeeze into your room
through the thirteenth floor window
breaking the clock on the wall, handle of the fridge, E string of the guitar
empty bookshelf, cat
my skin, blood and flesh exchanging in grains
shrieking
all of a sudden the water’s boiled, and stopped again.
about my shadow imprinted on the window having already told your shadow about
every little secret in a romantic relationship
yet we are still contemplating on our own on
the last coffee on the table
the last train, razor
and the night lit by vehicles
“I am already back to normal,” you said
“hold on.” I still need to
wear shoes in order to fly away
By PLS诗验室there is nothing to write about in a romantic relationship
translated by PLS
need to write about curiosity devotion and sense of shame
or the dusk of a summer
the never-ending road
the lullaby in my left ear and your right ear
waning in the still moonlight
hypnotised by the chants of cicadas
write about the intangible hair
hands that won’t part even
when soaked with nervous sweat
write about right now
standing in front of the apartment building, giant-like
yet still wishing to squeeze into your room
through the thirteenth floor window
breaking the clock on the wall, handle of the fridge, E string of the guitar
empty bookshelf, cat
my skin, blood and flesh exchanging in grains
shrieking
all of a sudden the water’s boiled, and stopped again.
about my shadow imprinted on the window having already told your shadow about
every little secret in a romantic relationship
yet we are still contemplating on our own on
the last coffee on the table
the last train, razor
and the night lit by vehicles
“I am already back to normal,” you said
“hold on.” I still need to
wear shoes in order to fly away