Yuqing

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Yuqing
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A free-verse poet from China. Master of Science. Major in History of Science and Technology.

  October 2023     6 months ago

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Some Word

Some word
we are born unable to touch
such as Hatred:
it means growing on itself
to become as hard as iron
a human-flesh bomb

Some word
we should stay away from in adult
such as Ruins:
piling up like a hill but not a hill
dusty and vast...

by Yu Qing

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"人不可貌相” ,an old saying in China, means to should not be judged another one by look. The same meaning to your poem. Wonderful!

6 months ago

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Good poem! Reminds me of The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost: I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.

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It is amazing for "I’m reborn within the equinox"! likely surrealism!

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Reading is a way of life.

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I like the line"the path that I want to walk is right, even when what I have is mere moonlight".

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Poetry can't be against a tank, but save a heart of man in war.

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I like this line"The failed leaf is dancing as a ballet ballerina". It is like a picture of impressionist. Splendid!

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not bad

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Repeated use of words for effect and emphasis is called ________.
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