when I lost my queen

Eventually open his own poems as opening up a vast ,monster beats
in the moment I come to a halt

like a real sleepwalkers
opened his own scars
candidly reveal the
stabbed waiting for a more thorough

is sad that most vividly

I lost myself in the real world where fine wine
halt
like a real voyage
who find their lives in the footsteps of the total

and I stopped at the outside of his body in that one moment

me to speed up their pace
in the voyage of the footprints in the
reinforcement
stop
also stopped in the rapidly fission
in
evening among the sad lonely desolate

when I lost my queen
you who can understand my complete sadness

in crimson cheeks in the evening ########## in that I was fleeing in

pigeons lost in this country over

I wrote this page diary

is once again find yourself feeling compassion for a


I believe his is the time to bid farewell to the body like a baby as young

is the name of sleepy children
practitioners
real life always looking forward to the possibility of soaring

and I deep down
voice deep down deep down
sun
you can understand the
also like deep down
evening under the moonlight deep down


until the defection until the invisible scars
face

I have been with
Xu Xu asked how I can do for you
I can understand exactly what the dust is still
years
Love still remains

everything
still young and still rush

still pale
also still worth the wait

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