Non-parting
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Not seeing each other again doesn't necessarily mean separation
No more audio also
It doesn't have to be the same as forgetting
Only for your sorrow has been kneaded into mine
Like the moonlight rubbing into the mountains and every time
The night is as cold as water, and it will touch my old pain
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About author:Xi Murong (born October 15, 1943), full name Mulun Xi Lianbo, was born in Chongqing, grew up in Taiwan, originally from the Chahar Department of Inner Mongolia, and is a well-known contemporary painter, poet and essayist. Her works are infused with ancient eastern philosophies, with religious overtones, revealing a desolate charm of the impermanence of life. He has authored more than 50 kinds of poems, prose collections, albums and anthologies, and poems such as "Qilixiang", "Youth Without Complaint", and "A Blossoming Tree" have become popular and become classics.
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