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song of wind
translated by PLS
i’ve seen wind, it’s a touchable force against a wish
the grasses are about to bloom no matter how withered they are, you don’t need to hide
once autumnal as a broken shadow in the tea, i will float up from the bottom
oh, the lake keeps sculpting, chasing the pathetic balance between you and me
is there really such a painting, in which nothing happens yet still being appreciated
empty hall with the only door shut, open the window let the sound of rain burn
the moth carrying fine powder fading out of signature, thus you stop writing
i also want to swirl like her, die in a cobweb like her yet to be painted by you
both running away, jumping from one old den to the other
don’t create unreal stability in the cave, and then ripple
like appoggiatura, heart beating the strings but how to swing the strengthless clock
with its most absolute flow and vocabulary of eloquence, face to face
i reappear unintentionally in this blast of wind, timid as a skirt
plentiful promises glowing as before in the newly woven romance
unprovoked convections rubbing flirtingly in the air, there are some people
who can simulate sly wings without any worry, and plummet
By Poetry Lab Shanghaisong of wind
translated by PLS
i’ve seen wind, it’s a touchable force against a wish
the grasses are about to bloom no matter how withered they are, you don’t need to hide
once autumnal as a broken shadow in the tea, i will float up from the bottom
oh, the lake keeps sculpting, chasing the pathetic balance between you and me
is there really such a painting, in which nothing happens yet still being appreciated
empty hall with the only door shut, open the window let the sound of rain burn
the moth carrying fine powder fading out of signature, thus you stop writing
i also want to swirl like her, die in a cobweb like her yet to be painted by you
both running away, jumping from one old den to the other
don’t create unreal stability in the cave, and then ripple
like appoggiatura, heart beating the strings but how to swing the strengthless clock
with its most absolute flow and vocabulary of eloquence, face to face
i reappear unintentionally in this blast of wind, timid as a skirt
plentiful promises glowing as before in the newly woven romance
unprovoked convections rubbing flirtingly in the air, there are some people
who can simulate sly wings without any worry, and plummet