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Black horse, strolling alone, to the river
...

After the fog gradually faded, I could see
In about a hundred steps away from me
A quiet estate extending towards the sea
Beyond a long crowded path of trees.
...

(I)
I feel the river of notes passing through my fingers
...

I. To Ashes, or, epilogue of the Flood

To Ashes.
Though my heart is still wandering
...

Our heart is a jigsaw puzzle
in reality, only half of it

To find a great friend
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Transparent Bridge
between
reality and reality
across
...

I. A river flowing across the grassland
I was walking
no, hardly felt that I was
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You nearly lived
a book
in the midst of flood
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The crystals left behind
Glittering before your eyes
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I. Long Wind

Long wind in the empty corridor
silence, but not quiet at all
...

A swirl of colours.
A blue ship attacking a green ship
A red ship sinking
The green ship can hardly stand
...

If face is a mask, I'll tear it down
and smash it, and burn it into ashes
till it disappear in front of me forever
Only if shame can go away with the face
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Cold breezes from the windows
when I sit and stare
the book flip open
the words begin to fuse
...

The white truck didn’t run me over
on the day before yesterday
while I was crossing a main road
in quite a broken state.
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There was not a single star in the sky
which was attentive, or even at its place
The white wolf was weary, it slacked its legs
The black wolf howled through the space—
...

I’ve got a character inside me
she has the same age as I—
she is the captive inside my heart
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Blue, is blue
...

I. To Ashes, or, epilogue of the Flood

To Ashes.
Though my heart is still wandering
...

Almost more silent than ever
Eugene slipped back into the corner
Observing at a defending distance
when several fellows gathered around **.
...

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12. Moonlight River

Black horse, strolling alone, to the river
He lowers his neck and drinks the water
Black clouds, shading the rays from the sky

White horse, treading alone, to the river
She lowers her neck and drinks the water
Black clouds, fusing the shadow into the night

Gradually the clouds disperse, and the moon
Shines warmly on the black horse
It lifts up its head and looks around
The white horse has disappeared.


(Aug 23,2004)

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