Stone to Dust
Even as hard as a stone, gradually
Water can drip you through
The wind can sculpt you to shape.
You said, “even if you are a stone
I don't believe I can’t warm you up.”
But you didn't. After you left
I'm like a half-hatched egg
Turn back to a cold stone
A stubborn ancient fossil
And eventually, to dust
石灰
即使坚硬如石头
假以时日
水可以滴穿
风可以琢透
你说，即使你是一块石头
我就不信捂不热你
但是你没有
在你离开之后
我就像一枚孵了一半的蛋
又变回了冰冷的石头
成了一枚冥顽不化的古化石
再后来，风化为尘土
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Author:
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Comments2
Entropy rules. A beautiful poem that seems so Tao oriented it speaks in metaphor and is read by the mind through the senses. Lovely
Excellent write
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