In July, I can't stop the ranting inside
Let me clear my throat before the silence
Chaohu, I stand in your cloudy eyes
I can't see a single teardrop
Let me become your tears in July
Let the horses of language go first
Let the bird of theory fly first
Let myself lie in a broken boat
O words, you proud murderer
Take off your clothes and fight with me
See how the rain and the sunlight are in sympathy
See how he runs through the long night
Light your black hair as your torch
A lightning bolt in July
Falling heavy raindrops of the future
Drunk on the ground in the cynicism
In how many dreams
To find my past self?
Walking on the street in July
Smiles surge and cries are inexplicable
Cleaners create for the city at dawn
A minimalist painting
Walking on the street in July
The scent of hair is intoxicating, the back is strange
Pretending to meet her in the middle of the road
Laughing at each other's acquaintance, cars roaring
Moving forward, forgetting that I ever loved
Walking on the street in July
The clown is lonely, the beggar is rich
The man selling poetry books at the crossroads
Under the glow of the sun
With his head held high and his back straight
A leaping salted fish swims across his spine
Could it be that language is a service organization
needing to wait in line for custom?
In July, amidst the green algae of the nesting lake
My broken boat set sail
The little silver fish whispered and laughed at me
Look, this young captain
Carrying so many broken poems
Soon the boat will break and die
And float on the lake for us to play with
Rhyme, you pretentious noblewoman
Why not throw off your high heels and run with me
See how the night and the streetlight grow together
See how he falls in love with the ideal at first sight
See how he jumps back up from the rain
Picking up the poetry book soaked in the puddle
With pupils on fire and a look of indifference
A fierce wind will roll in his heart
Pointing his hand at Chaohu Lake, he laughs wildly.
Salted fish, don't let the world turn you into bait
Waves, you will be my lifelong friend
Chaohu, no matter how far you are, you will lead to the sea
The ocean is my journey
The sun is my lover
The earth is my home
The wind is my solace
I don't want to die like this
Only because I have to create
Borrowing words from the world
To create a spiritual tomb of my own
I ask that there be nothing on the tombstone
The process of creation is the truest happiness
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