A Certain Morn
By Lian Huang
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英译)
Nightmare visited me last night
So with a different mood
Go
watch the glow of the morn
At
dawn
Chirping
of birds hawk dreariness
From
hidden places from the eastwestsouthnorthmmiddle
'd
better keep on making voices of hubbub
To
exempt my heartfelt cares from being unclothed
This
is a morn of brilliant sunshine
I
step forward fondling the breeze
And
I feel the firmament this hAt
Is
of such a great size and light weight
These
lights these colors these sounds
Are
these lights these colors these sounds
But
I'm myself
If
dreams have wings at this time
they
will immortalize themselves
into
cactuses the indifference
bearing
slight humor in the deserts
At
this time I might as well
Run and try to catch up something
Without the intension
of pursuing anything
It's also a sort of joy
(wow, joy)
The high-rising buildings
around
Follow me to run
Loudspeakers not in sight
Sound of music is therefore
distorted
Seen everywhere are those
heads
--these
grotesque handiwork
Like the knights of the
Middle Ages
They ride on bi-footed
horses and saunterterter
Down with my eyes, please
It's true that
I shouldn't make a mistake
To wake up in this morn
After the madness of
last night
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