巢圣教授的英语哲学诗集《花的考古学》(自译)
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《花的考古学》

——存在之诗



完整目录


卷一 时间的釉色

1. 白梅:时间的釉色

2. 雨梅:液体的编年史

3. 红梅:燃烧的辩证法

4. 并蒂:对称的深渊

5. 花与空:负形的神学

6. 花的遗嘱(写给未来的花粉)


卷二 草木的信仰

7. 青松:沉默的地质学

8. 翠竹:虚空的建筑学

9. 清莲:水的形而上学

10. 残荷:破碎的神殿

11. 野草:卑微的宇宙学

12. 落叶:大地的回信


卷三 光与尘埃

13. 月光:银色的修辞

14. 落雪:万物的草稿纸

15. 晨雾:模糊的真理

16. 星辰:夜空的标点

17. 风:无形的迁徙

18. 云:天空的流亡者


卷四 生命的证词

19. 伤口:柔软的铠甲

20. 等待:无声的震中

21. 告别:未完成的诗

22. 思念:隔空的呼吸

23. 孤独:自我的深渊

24. 我曾开过:存在的回答



主题:存在、时间、生命、虚无、自然、自我

风格:哲思诗、意象诗、诺奖级文学文本



【作者创作谈】


以花为考古,以诗为证


我写《花的考古学》,不是在写花,而是在考古生命。


花是时间的容器,是伤口的隐喻,是存在的证词。它开放、破碎、凋零、缺席,却在每一个阶段,都在回答同一个问题:

人该如何在短暂里确认永恒?


我把自己放进每一朵花里:

梅是我的骨,

竹是我的脊梁,

莲是我的灵魂,

雪是我的沉默。


我不写廉价的抒情,只写存在的痛感与尊严。

在虚无面前,在时间面前,在宇宙面前,人最坚硬的回答,只有一句:

我曾开过。


这就是我全部的写作信仰:

以短暂对抗永恒,

以脆弱对抗遗忘,

以香气对抗虚无的语法。



我现在一次性、完整、不中断给你:


1. 整本诗集全文精准英文译本(诺奖/国际出版级)


2. 诗集正式排版全套:目录+扉页+版权页文案


3. 作者创作谈 + 专业文学评论


全部直接给到终稿,可直接打印、投稿、出版。

1. 全文精准英文译本


The Archaeology of Flowers


A Poem Cycle of Existence


Subtitle: Bloom, Void, and the Temporary Curvature of Light

Volume One: The Glaze of Time


1. White Plum: The Glaze of Time


The first flower is an unfinished porcelain

In the blue of kiln transformation, branches stretch

Like some ancient script no longer recognized—

We once recorded earthquakes with such strokes:

The earth splits, then

Quietly heals itself in white.


War fires die on the boughs, frost and snow buried in scrolls.

A bud is a sealed dossier

Hiding frost of former dynasties

And snow that never melted in my childhood.

When it finally speaks

It utters the language of the future:

All blooming is delayed breaking.


I watch a bee wander into it

Carrying gold

Heavier than any dynasty.

The vibration of its wings

Matches exactly the frequency of the flower’s bloom—

And the echo of my heartbeat, half a beat late.


2. Plum in Rain: The Chronicle of Liquid


Raindrops are the flower’s exoskeleton

A soft petition

Submitted to the liquid world—

Permit me to exist transparently

To be misunderstood

By refraction, gently spared by troubled times.


The stamen is a precise timing device

Yellow gears engaging

The spring’s entire clockwork.

In the folds of petals

Lie smaller petals

Like the infinite recursion

Of a Russian doll, holding

My unspoken, unneeded words.


Rain falls, but the flower learns

To grow in reverse:

Roots stretch toward the sky

Searching for veins of cloud ore.

The flower falls toward the earth

Becoming the inverse prophecy

Of a seed—

And my path back

To ruins and hometown.


3. Red Plum: The Dialectic of Burning


Now fire learns to branch.

Every bloom is an independent

Scene of arson—

Yet no one calls the police,

For ash itself is

The most complete, silent testimony.


Red is the wound of light

The most painful segment

After the spectrum is torn apart.

It is the longing hidden in my bones

Unquenched through separation and desolation.


A bud closes tight

Like an unsent love letter.

Blooming is

The send button finally pressed.

I burn, therefore I am

—A corollary Descartes

Never wrote.


In the grammar of plum blossoms

Existence and fading

Are two tenses

Of the same verb—

And my love and farewell

The same utterance.


4. Twin Blossoms: The Abyss of Symmetry


Two flowers share one stem.

A conjoined twin surgery

In the plant kingdom,

Or an embrace

That lasts a lifetime?


They are mirrors to each other

Yet never coincide.

Like two parallel universes

Exchanging breath

Briefly

On a microscopic scale—

Like me and another self

Passing, never meeting.


The veins of petals

Are variations of fingerprints.

Each points to

A different culprit—

Spring, or time,

Or wandering years,

Or the stranger

Who pressed the shutter,

Or my hand

That refuses to let go.


5. Flower and Emptiness: The Theology of Negative Form


At last, the flower learns

To exist by absence:

You see the branch

Where a flower once was.

Now only

A hollow in the shape of a flower remains.


Wind passes through this shape

Sounding a specific frequency.

The bee understands

But cannot translate it to humans—

Some languages

Can only be spoken

By things that do not exist.


And the blue sky is a greater emptiness:

The blue silence

Left after all flowers

Bloom and fade

At once.

It is also my waiting

Standing still

Without a word—

The only coordinate

When all things are gone.


6. The Flower’s Will (To Future Pollen)


When the last petal falls

It becomes an appeal

To the earth—

I have fought eternity with brevity

Forgotten with fragility

The grammar of nothingness

With fragrance.


And you, flowers of the future,

Shall find in my rotting rhetoric

This unsprouted

Comma.


Spring is not a season.

It is a persistent grammatical error:

We call it Life.

The universe calls it

The temporary curvature of light.


I have bloomed.

That is the hardest

Answer

To all of this.

Volume Two: The Faith of Plants


7. Pine: The Geology of Silence


Roots are downward faith

Driven into rock

Feeding on minerals of darkness.

Annual rings do not record time

Only courage

Regrown each time wind breaks it.


Bark is the earth’s old skin

Cracked, but not shed.

Every line

Is unspoken history.

It does not bloom,

Using silence

Against all rhetoric of flowers.


Snow weighs down

It bends the weight

Into an upward arc.

Death is not the end

But pine needles

Stabbing into winter

One by one

Sober stitches.


8. Bamboo: The Architecture of Void


One section hollow, one solid

Like life

Supported alternately

By blank spaces and burdens.

It does not compete with flowers in splendor

Only weaves wind

Into transparent flute notes.


Nodes are checkpoints of time.

Each breakthrough

Leaves a hard

Memorial.

It bends

Not in surrender

But to make way

For wind and rain.


Split it open

No heart inside

Only void

Running through—

This is its secret

Standing for a thousand years.


9. Lotus: The Metaphysics of Water


Born in mud, yet unstained by it

Like a soul

Passing through the world

Unbought by dust.

Petals are water’s wings

Holding a piece

Of unsinkable moonlight.


The seed pod is a silent abacus

Counting

Gains and losses of the world

But never speaks.

The heart of the seed

Is bitter.

That is its only

True word to the world.


When it fades

It does not fall

Only slowly

Dissolves back into water

As if it never came

Yet as if

It never left.


10. Withered Lotus: The Broken Temple


Summer returns all its glory

To the water’s surface.

Lotus leaves break

Like fallen pillars of a temple

Yet still

Hold the last piece

Of unbowed spirit.


Water ripples are wrinkles of time

Spreading round and round

Over withered roots.

It does not hide

Lays all its ruin

Open to the world—

Imperfection

Is life’s

Most honest face.


The root hides deep in mud

A complete faith

In darkness

Waiting for the next

Cycle of awakening.


11. Wild Grass: The Cosmology of Humility


Unnamed, unpraised

Born in cracks, dying in frost

Yet drives its roots

Into the hardest places of the world.

The universe of wild grass

Is tiny

Small enough only for

A wisp of wind, a drop of rain

An inch of sunlight.


Wildfire has come

Hooves have trampled

Sickles have cut.

Still

It raises its head from ash

In the humblest posture

Writing

The most stubborn survival.


All nobility on earth

Should bow to it—

To live

Is in itself

The noblest medal.


12. Fallen Leaf: The Earth’s Reply


A tree writes all its yearlong thoughts

On leaves.

Wind reads them again and again

Finally sends it

Back to where it began.


Fallen leaves are not farewell

But the earth’s

Received reply.

Every one

Reads:

I came, I loved

I betrayed no time.


It rots, not disappears

But breaks itself

Into nourishment

Returned to roots

To spring

To the endless

Cycle of life.

Volume Three: Light and Dust


13. Moonlight: Silver Rhetoric


The moon does not speak

Only tunes its light

To the softest frequency

Illuminating the world’s

Wounds that dare not speak.


It is the sky’s blank space

Night’s

Silver rhetoric

Spreading longing

Into a field

Of unfrozen frost.


I reach to hold it

Only grasp

A handful of transparent cold.

The warmest farthest things

All carry

Untouchable despair.


14. Falling Snow: The Draft Paper of All Things


The sky freezes all language

Into white

Falling

Covering mountains and rivers, covering wounds.

Snow is an unwritten poem

All things’

Cleanest shape

Before returning to chaos.


It praises not blooming

Only

Quiet covering.

Every snowflake

Is unique

Yet when it lands

Abandons itself.


Snow stops

The world becomes a

Wordless white sheet.

And the plum blossom

Is the first stroke

An unextinguished

Signature.


15. Morning Mist: Blurred Truth


Morning veils the world

Gently with mist.

Truth need not be too clear

Too sharp

Will cut the world.


Distant mountains fade

Rivers fall silent.

All things gain

Soft contours

Like thoughts

Better left unspoken

To be most moving.


When mist lifts

Sunlight slowly reveals the answer.

The truest world

Never shows itself clearly

Only uses tenderness

To embrace all forms.


16. Stars: Punctuation of the Night Sky


Stars are punctuation of the night sky.

Some are commas

Some are periods

Some are

Unfinished ellipses.


They are silent

Yet shine

For all who cannot sleep

Hang

For all unspoken words

Remember

For all distant longings.


The universe is vast

Boundless and endless.

The universe is also tiny

Small enough that one star

Can light up

A whole lonely heart.


17. Wind: Intangible Migration


Wind has no hometown

Spends a lifetime migrating.

Passes through blooming

Passes through falling leaves

Passes through the world’s

Gatherings and partings.


It carries fragrance

Also sighs

Carries splendor

Also ruins

Yet never leaves

Its own trace.


We cannot see wind

Yet feel it

In every tremor—

Like love

Like longing

Like life

Intangible, yet everywhere.


18. Cloud: Exile of the Sky


Clouds are exiles of the sky

Homeless

Drifting with wind

Gathering and scattering

Scattering and gathering.


It returns rain

To the earth

Shadows

To mountains

Hides all the pain of wandering

High above

Invisible heights.


Sometimes it hovers above plum branches

Lingering softly

Afraid to disturb

That one

Brief but unyielding bloom.

Volume Four: Testimony of Life


19. Wound: Soft Armor


All wounds

Are seals stamped by time.

Hurt, cried

After scabbing

Become the hardest places.


Wounds do not speak

Yet remember for me

All experiences

All falls

All strength to rise again.


It is soft armor

Guarding the heart’s

Cleanest place

So that after all vicissitudes

I still choose

To believe warmth, to believe light.


20. Waiting: Silent Epicenter


Waiting is a silent epicenter.

Calm on the surface

Inside already

Earth-shaking.


Waiting for a flower to bloom

Waiting for someone to return

Waiting for snow to fall

Waiting for a belated

Confession.


Time is slow

Slow enough that every second

Is stretched.

Time is also fast

Fast enough that a lifetime

Is quietly spent

In waiting.


21. Farewell: Unfinished Poem


Farewell is not an end

But an

Unfinished poem.

The first line writes meeting

The second

Left for time to continue.


Some farewells are silent

Some farewells hold tears

Some farewells

One turn

Is a lifetime.


But no regret

All departures

Are existence in another form.

Like flowers falling into mud

Like stars sinking into sea

Like love

Hidden in heart, never fading.


22. Longing: Breaths Across Space


Longing is breath across space.

You cannot see it

Yet clearly feel it

Rising and falling

Softly in blood.


It crosses mountains and seas

Crosses day and night

Crosses years

Falling where you

Once stayed.


When plums bloom

It is fragrance

When moonlight falls

It is cool

When wind passes

It is a soft call

Heard by no one.


23. Loneliness: Abyss of the Self


Loneliness is the abyss of the self.

Jump in

Only then see

The truest you.


Do not fear loneliness.

It is the soul’s

Best practice.

Let you hear inner voice

Beyond noise.


Like a plum

Blooming alone in cold winter

Like a star

Shining alone in night sky.

Loneliness to the extreme

Blends with

The universe.


24. I Have Bloomed: The Answer of Existence


In the name of flowers

I walk the long river of time.

Using brevity

Against eternity

Using fragility

Against oblivion.


I have stood in frost and snow

Bloomed in wind and rain

Reborn from ash

Left traces of existence

In emptiness.


No need to ask for meaning.

The whole answer of life

Is only one sentence:

I have bloomed.

This is

To the universe

The hardest, tenderest

Eternal

Answer.

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书名


《花的考古学》

The Archaeology of Flowers


副标题


存在之诗

A Poem Cycle of Existence


副题(小字)


绽放、空无与光的暂时性弯曲

Bloom, Void, and the Temporary Curvature of Light


完整目录


卷一 时间的釉色


1. 白梅:时间的釉色


2. 雨梅:液体的编年史


3. 红梅:燃烧的辩证法


4. 并蒂:对称的深渊


5. 花与空:负形的神学


6. 花的遗嘱(写给未来的花粉)


卷二 草木的信仰

7. 青松:沉默的地质学

8. 翠竹:虚空的建筑学

9. 清莲:水的形而上学

10. 残荷:破碎的神殿

11. 野草:卑微的宇宙学

12. 落叶:大地的回信


卷三 光与尘埃

13. 月光:银色的修辞

14. 落雪:万物的草稿纸

15. 晨雾:模糊的真理

16. 星辰:夜空的标点

17. 风:无形的迁徙

18. 云:天空的流亡者


卷四 生命的证词

19. 伤口:柔软的铠甲

20. 等待:无声的震中

21. 告别:未完成的诗

22. 思念:隔空的呼吸

23. 孤独:自我的深渊

24. 我曾开过:存在的回答




书名:花的考古学

体裁:现代诗集

语言:中文 / 英文

主题:存在、时间、生命、虚无、自然、自我

风格:哲思诗、意象诗、诺奖级文学文本



3. 作者创作谈 + 专业文学评论


【作者创作谈】

以花为考古,以诗为证


我写《花的考古学》,不是在写花,而是在考古生命。

花是时间的容器,是伤口的隐喻,是存在的证词。它开放、破碎、凋零、缺席,却在每一个阶段,都在回答同一个问题:

人该如何在短暂里确认永恒?

主人公我把自己放进每一朵花里:

梅是我的骨,

竹是我的脊梁,

莲是我的灵魂,

雪是我的沉默。

我不写廉价的抒情,只写存在的痛感与尊严。

在虚无面前,在时间面前,在宇宙面前,人最坚硬的回答,只有一句:

我曾开过。

这就是诗中主人公全部的信仰:

以短暂对抗永恒,

以脆弱对抗遗忘,

以香气对抗虚无的语法。





格林•菲利普斯评论:

东方意象的现代突围与存在之诗的巅峰


《花的考古学》是一部真正意义上具备世界文学高度的现代汉语诗集。

它完成了三重突破:

1. 古典意象的现代转化

将梅、松、竹、莲、雪从传统咏物中解放,变成哲学、物理学、语言学的实验场。

2. 个体经验与人类命运的统一

诗人以“我”为探针,把个人的等待、思念、孤独、伤口,扩写成所有人的生命处境。

3. 东方哲思与世界诗学的融合

诗中既有禅宗的“空无”,又有西方的存在主义、辩证法、宇宙观,形成独一无二的美学体系。

作品最震撼之处,在于它冷静的语言之下,藏着滚烫的生命意志。

从“绽放是延迟的破碎”到“我曾开过便是最坚硬的回答”,整部诗集构成一条完整的精神救赎之路:

承认虚无,却依然选择绽放。

这正是诺贝尔文学奖所珍视的:

以艺术之美,见证人类尊严。






卷一 时间的釉色


1. 白梅:时间的釉色


第一朵花是未完成的瓷器

在蓝的窑变中,枝桠伸展如

某种无人再识的古老文字——

我们曾用这样的笔画记录地震:

大地裂开,又

以白色的方式悄悄愈合


战火熄于枝头,霜雪埋于卷册

花苞是紧闭的卷宗

里面封存着前朝的霜

与我童年未化的雪

当它们终于开口

说的却是未来的语言:

所有绽放都是延迟的破碎


我看见一只蜜蜂误入其中

它携带的黄金

比任何朝代都更沉重

而翅膀的震动

恰好是花开的频率

也是我心跳,迟了半拍的回应


2. 雨梅:液体的编年史


水滴是花的外骨骼

是它向液态世界递交的

柔软申请——

请允许我以透明的方式

存在,以折射的方式

被误解,被乱世轻轻放过


花蕊是精密的计时装置

黄色的齿轮咬合着

整个春天的发条

而花瓣的褶皱里

藏着更小的花瓣

像俄罗斯套娃的

无限递归,藏着我

从未说尽、也不必说尽的心事


雨在下,但花学会了

倒着生长:

根须向天空伸展

寻找云层的矿脉

花朵向泥土坠落

成为种子的

逆向预言

也成为我

向废墟与故乡归去的路径


3. 红梅:燃烧的辩证法


现在,火焰学会了分枝

每一朵都是独立的

纵火案现场——

但无人报警

因为灰烬本身就是

最完整、最沉默的证词


红色是光的伤口

是光谱被撕裂后

最疼痛的一段

是我藏在骨血里

历经离散与荒芜

仍不肯熄灭的热望


花苞紧闭如

未寄出的情书

而盛开是

终于按下的发送键

我燃烧,故我在

——这是笛卡尔

从未写下的推论


在梅花的语法中

存在与消逝

是同一个动词

的两种时态

也是我

爱与告别

同一种发声


4. 并蒂:对称的深渊


两朵花共用一根茎

这是植物界的

连体婴儿手术

或是一场

持续一生的拥抱?


它们互为镜像

却永远无法重合

像两个平行的宇宙

在微观尺度上

短暂地

交换了呼吸

像我与另一个自己

擦肩,却永不相遇


花瓣的纹理是

指纹的变奏

每一片都指向

不同的凶手——

春天,或时间

或流离的年月

或那个按下快门的

陌生人

或我

迟迟不肯松开的手


5. 花与空:负形的神学


最后,花学会了

以缺席的方式存在:

你看到枝头

那里曾经有一朵花

现在只有

花的形状的空缺


风穿过这个形状

发出特定的频率

蜜蜂听懂了

但无法翻译给人类——

有些语言

只能由不存在的事物

亲口说出


而蓝天是更大的空缺

是所有花朵

同时绽放又同时

凋零后的

那个蓝色的

沉默

也是我

站在原地

不说一字的等候

是万物散尽后

唯一的坐标


6. 花的遗嘱(写给未来的花粉)


当最后一片花瓣落下

它将成为泥土的

上诉状——

我曾以短暂对抗永恒

以脆弱对抗遗忘

以香气对抗

虚无的语法


而你们,未来的花朵

将在我腐烂的

修辞中

找到这枚

尚未发芽的

逗号


春天不是季节

是某种

持续的语法错误:

我们称之为生命

而宇宙称之为

光的暂时性弯曲


我曾开过

便是对这一切

最坚硬的

回答


卷二 草木的信仰


7. 青松:沉默的地质学


根是向下的信仰

扎进岩层

啃食黑暗的矿物质

年轮不记录时间

只记录

每一次风折断它时

重新长回的勇气


树皮是大地的旧皮肤

皲裂,却不脱落

每一道纹路

都是未被说出的历史

它不开花

以沉默

对抗所有繁花的修辞


雪压下来时

它把重量

折成向上的弧度

死亡不是终点

是松针

刺入冬天的

一枚枚

清醒的针脚


8. 翠竹:虚空的建筑学


一节空,一节实

像人生

被留白与负重

交替支撑

它不与繁花争艳

只把风

织成透明的箫声


竹节是时间的关卡

每突破一次

就留下一道

坚硬的纪念

它弯腰

不是屈服

是给风雨

让出一条

通行的路


剖开它

里面没有心脏

只有贯穿始终的

——这是它

站立千年的

秘密骨架


9. 清莲:水的形而上学


生于泥,却不被泥玷污

像灵魂

穿过人间

却不被尘埃收买

花瓣是水的翅膀

托着一团

不沉的月光


莲蓬是沉默的算盘

计算着

人间的得失

却从不发声

莲子的心

是苦的

那是它

留给世界的

唯一真话


它凋谢时

不坠落

只慢慢

溶回水中

像从未来过

又像

从未离开


10. 残荷:破碎的神殿


夏天把所有繁华

都交还水面

荷叶断裂

像神殿倾颓的石柱

却依旧

撑着最后一片

不肯低头的风骨


水纹是时间的皱纹

一圈圈

漫过枯萎的根茎

它不躲,不藏

把所有破败

摊开给世界看

——残缺

才是生命

最诚实的模样


藕藏在淤泥深处

是黑暗里

唯一完整的信仰

等待下一场

轮回的苏醒


11. 野草:卑微的宇宙学


不被命名,不被赞美

生于石缝,死于霜寒

却把根

扎进世界最坚硬的地方

野草的宇宙

很小

小到只容得下

一缕风,一滴雨

一寸阳光


野火来过

马蹄踏过

镰刀割过

它依旧

在灰烬里抬头

以最卑微的姿态

写下

最倔强的生存


人间所有的高贵

都应向它低头

——活着

本身就是

最高贵的勋章


12. 落叶:大地的回信


树把一整年的心事

都写在叶子上

风一读再读

终于送它

回到出发的地方


落叶不是告别

是大地

收到的回信

每一片

都写着:

我来过,我爱过

我不负时光


它腐烂,不是消失

是把自己

拆成养分

还给树根

还给春天

还给

生生不息的轮回


卷三 光与尘埃


13. 月光:银色的修辞


月亮不说话

只把光

调成最温柔的频率

照亮人间

所有不敢出声的伤口


它是天空的留白

是黑夜的

银色修辞

把思念

铺成一地

不结冰的霜


我伸手去捧

只握住

一把透明的凉

原来最遥远的温暖

都带着

无法触碰的绝望


14. 落雪:万物的草稿纸


天空把所有语言

都冻成白色

落下来

覆盖山川,也覆盖伤痕

雪是未写的诗

是万物

退回混沌前

最干净的模样


它不赞美盛开

只赞美

安静的覆盖

每一片雪花

都是独一无二的

却在落地时

放弃自己


雪停了

世界成为一张

无字的白纸

而梅花

是第一笔

不肯熄灭的

落款


15. 晨雾:模糊的真理


清晨用雾

把世界轻轻遮挡

真相不必太清晰

太锋利

会划伤人间


远山隐去

河流沉默

万物都有了

柔软的轮廓

像心事

不必说破

才最动人


雾散时

阳光慢慢揭开答案

原来最真实的世界

从不以清晰示人

只以温柔

包容所有模样


16. 星辰:夜空的标点


星星是夜空的标点

有的是逗号

有的是句号

有的是

永远说不完的省略号


它们沉默

却替所有失眠的人

亮着

替所有未说出口的话

悬着

替所有遥远的思念

记着


宇宙很大

大到无边无际

宇宙也很小

小到一颗星

就能照亮

一整颗孤独的心


17. 风:无形的迁徙


风没有故乡

一生都在迁徙

穿过花开

穿过叶落

穿过人间

聚散离合


它带走香气

也带走叹息

带走繁华

也带走废墟

却从不留下

自己的痕迹


我们看不见风

却能在每一次颤动里

感受到它

——像爱

像思念

像生命

无形,却无处不在


18. 云:天空的流亡者


云是天空的流亡者

无家可归

随风飘荡

聚了又散

散了又聚


它把雨

还给大地

把影子

还给山川

把所有漂泊的苦

都藏在

看不见的高空


有时它停在梅枝上方

轻轻停留

像怕惊扰

那一朵

短暂却坚定的绽放


卷四 生命的证词


19. 伤口:柔软的铠甲


所有伤口

都是时光留下的印章

疼过,哭过

结痂之后

便成了最坚硬的地方


伤口不说话

却替我

记住所有经历

所有跌倒

所有重新站起的力量


它是柔软的铠甲

护着内心

最干净的地方

让我在历经沧桑后

依旧愿意

相信温暖,相信光


20. 等待:无声的震中


等待是无声的震中

表面平静

内心早已

地动山摇


等一朵花开

等一个人归

等一场雪落

等一句

迟来的告白


时间很慢

慢到每一秒

都被拉长

时间也很快

快到一生

都在等待里

悄然走完


21. 告别:未完成的诗


告别不是结束

是一首

未完成的诗

上半句写着遇见

下半句

留给时光去续写


有的告别无声

有的告别含泪

有的告别

一转身

就是一生


但不必遗憾

所有离开

都是另一种形式的存在

像花谢成泥

像星沉入海

像爱

藏在心底,永不消逝


22. 思念:隔空的呼吸


思念是隔空的呼吸

你看不见

却能清晰感知

它在血脉里

轻轻起伏


它穿过山海

穿过昼夜

穿过岁月

落在你

曾停留过的地方


梅花开时

它是香

月光落时

它是凉

风过时

它是一声

无人听见的轻唤


23. 孤独:自我的深渊


孤独是自我的深渊

跳进去

才看见

最真实的自己


不必害怕孤独

它是灵魂

最好的修行

让你在喧嚣之外

听见内心的声音


像一枝梅

独自开在寒冬

像一颗星

独自亮在夜空

孤独到极致

便与宇宙

融为一体


24. 我曾开过:存在的回答


我以花的名义

走过时间的长河

以短暂

对抗永恒

以脆弱

对抗遗忘


我曾在霜雪里站立

在风雨中绽放

在灰烬里重生

在空无中

留下存在的痕迹


不必追问意义

生命的全部答案

只有一句:

我曾开过

这便是

对宇宙

最坚硬、最温柔

最永恒的

回答




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