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Thursday, October 8, 2020

The Desolate Willow Comments

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By NALAN X Xingde Translated by East-sea Fairy

Where are the poplar blossoms and willow catkins gone with the wind?
Oh, they are demolished by the thick ice and heavy snow wear.
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