The Most Antiquated Are The Most Easy Elapsed Poem by Alisha Cheng

The Most Antiquated Are The Most Easy Elapsed

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The years has built on the roof in the home in my hometown
The growing barren, lingers between my memory and the future
Time make pose like overgrown weeds
Standing or even silent, the calm wind
don’t disturb the grass and trees, but rather restores time's natural colour
Their serenity, gave me
a good fortune

In a dark grey wall, I saw the time
slowly flowing its shadow, the ancient flower bed
and numerous traces of time
Those corrugated ups and downs, are like a group of people
standing in time, they must have walked for a long, long time
I don’t know how to describe them, in order to come to life
In the rain after rain days
Their footsteps, were slightly wiped by the wind

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Qingzhong Meng is a credit poet in China now. I have his permission to show this poem on this website.If you can give us comments, we will appriciate it.


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The most Antiquated are the most Easy Elapsed

(Translated poem from Qingzhong Meng by Alisha Cheng)
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 13 September 2013

see the time and it is flowing on its own ways, good write.

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