The Past Spring Poem by Charles WOO

The Past Spring



Misled by slander, I decided to leave her alone.
Refusing her dating, I heard weeping over the phone.
To repay my saving her life, she offered her virgin.
Saying some righteous words, I stopped her foolish action.
Lovers must depart as my female lion looked angry.
With sword of wisdom, the romance was chopped painfully.
Spring passed and who took care of the Guang-zhou flower below.
The east wind was reluctant to leave yet it did once blow.

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