《钢的琴》

By Ouyang Yu

《钢的琴》


无尽de忧伤

麻木de心

绵密de孤独

穿鼻而过de钢琴

树叶de小路

消失de湖

终于要结束de教学

书里提到de那个妓女

睡不完de梦

空中出现de毛

从水面掠过de白翅

眼睛里出现de夜色

流不出来de泪


无尽的忧伤

麻木的心

绵密的孤独

穿鼻而过的钢琴

树叶的小路

消失的湖

终于要结束的教学

书里提到的那个妓女

睡不完的梦

空中出现的毛

从水面掠过的白翅

眼睛里出现的夜色

流不出来的泪


无尽d忧伤

麻木d心

绵密d孤独

穿鼻而过d钢琴

树叶d小路

消失d湖

终于要结束d教学

书里提到d那个妓女

睡不完d梦

空中出现d毛

从水面掠过d白翅

眼睛里出现d夜色

流不出来d泪


（写于2018年6月16日）

注：今天砸诗群有人发了一首诗，标题是《钢的琴》，有砸友指出，这个标题好像有人用过。我记得我用过，搜索一下，立刻找到了，就是这首，特此放在这儿。（3.29pm, Monday 9/11/2020)


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