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本帖最后由 hdtben 于 2017-8-22 14:53 编辑
That chilly night petrified me.
No need to cut the heart out of a piece of paper,
For we're the slave labor of dim candle light.
Every breath drummed the remote darkness.
The roads winded, the water stirred beneath ice, frozen mountain echoed footsteps.
That's how you were born, son.
Now the cave we lived is under water, memories become fishes.
I used to be a miner, rarely had a dream.
All sweat for dirt, and I shall be relieved by the unbearable.
Where have you been, my beloved one?
The talking of misery and death plagues us.
When misty winter comes, we're quiet brethren.
More than father and son.
Branches cut, barns emptied, lands wasted and years has been draining.
Ah, marriage, marriage makes only a husband, son a father.
We shall never yield to sighs.
Raindrops shielded my dream.
I waited and waited, woke up and you're promising and young.
The moon grows fat and thin.
Silence abruptly darkens the stars.
It's a burning summer, air hurts skin.
Digging sounds resound, we still have a piece of fine land.
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