After reading it many times, I can't help but write

Newell 2022-03-18 08:01:01

That quill handed down from the Middle Ages has slept
for so long, it has become
sharp and smooth, and it still
can't tell the love

. The ice in the ice age is still growing in my heart
, waiting for countless springs to float by the
yellow warbler and the geese return . The words are piled up, the soul is burned, the sincere tenderness is tasted, the world is warm and cold, I smell all kinds of heartache , I can't see the clear flow , I can only use Pinocchio to convey the message , I love you, I shouted a thousand times, and I do n't look back once . Without my dear crystal shoes, my bare feet, my poems are all broken, my dazzling face is floating on the river bank, my poems are broken into words , I can't see mosquitoes, only flies , why don't you give me a rose, a castle, a fairy tale, why just let me sleep in the early morning Hold tight to all my words My best self They are heavy I can carry them in the lake Plant water plants in the lake Plant eternal companionship Can't wait for a poet's greeting Let me burn you and burn myself Look at me with words The affectionate blemishes of the swaying nib are left for you to jot down


























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  • Kiana 2022-03-27 09:01:21

    The beauty of evidence. The beauty of love. Gwen beauty.

  • Rusty 2022-03-27 09:01:21

    It leaves people with a touch of touch and sadness, and it may be difficult to create a perfect ending no matter how hot the feelings were at that time. The regrets of the last century have made a beautiful marriage for contemporary people. Perhaps this is the true meaning of pose.

Possession quotes

  • Maude: [the morning after they hooked up which Roland put a stop to] Okay, let's not beat the thing dead. It happened. We're both grown-ups...

    Roland Michell: Speak for yourself.

    Maude: I'd hate to see how you're like after you actually sleep with someone.

  • Maude: [they are standing on rocks in a river looking at a waterfall that Maude recalls in one of Christabell's poems that describes a cave behind the waterfall. Upon sharing that with Roland, he immediately starts taking his clothes off] I know this is an awfully repressed sort of English thing to say, but what the hell are you doing?

    Roland Michell: How else are we going to find out if there's a cave?

    [Dives into the water]

    Maude: [smiling, and speaking to no one] We could ask someone.