Who want to know wilderness of spring Come to watch forsythias on the high mountain
Wind blowing up from all direction Bring breath of ice earth from Siberia Or of rain born by cyclone in Pacific Her colorful collar flapping Like a petal kiss the calyx The last button on her shirt Swallowed by the mouth of wind spirit No one know when While my hat spread its wing Down to the valley Without hesitation
At the summit No one could reach to Wild bees buzz in sunshine Left their trace on the stone By water of dark blue Fisherman laid down his delicious bait At that moment Time passing by halting mingling No one heard her push the shutter black box tickling tickling
Previously beautiful pretty lady Still singing alone acompanying spring charming
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Posted: Jul 2010
About this poem:
Written in april 2010 (forsythia-- shrubs live on the Huabei Mountains in the north of China)