East Sea Fairy Xing Yi Poems

I'm not flame if you don't come.
I'll consistently grow old
and quietly die out
if your eye doesn't pick me.
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Pearls live in tightly closed clamshells.
in nobody-troubles-to-read poems I remain.
As the seed of hope lives in black earth,
I dream happiness watered by rain.
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By YAN Shu Translated by East-sea Fairy

The red plum flowers growing roadside
gradually fade,
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By Yan Shu Translated by East-sea Fairy

Over was the farewell song,
the farewell dinner at Changting was done.
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Autumn wind scares the faces of leave yellow,
Winter wind embraces water till it turns into ice.

Spring wind melts snow completely
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You lower your head to look down at me
while I raise my head to look up at you.
To each other both of us hold a glad eye.
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A drop of water reflects the world clear
A grain of sand counts the sadness men bear.

Can a grain of sand melt a drop of water?
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Sand-washing Waves•Sober up
By LIU-Yong（about984ad—about1053ad） Tr. East-Sea Fairy
The moment when I sobered up off the influence of alcohol in the cold night,
a breath of wind distressing and drear
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Darling, now that we must die,
Please forgive my being selfish to leave you behind
Let me die in your arms with a peaceful mind
and warm up the bedding for you in the paradise.
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O, fish, if you swim to my home town,
please give my parents in my name a call-on.

O, Wild goose, if to my home town you fly,
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