Poems in Summer

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秘密

2013年5月2日
從極光的縫隙，窺見與衪的距離

困

2013年5月24日
升降機的門緩緩地關上，
零時的指針嘲笑著城市的愚昧。
固體的軀殼突然液化為一瀉千里的銀河，
與織女相隔去數千光年。
心情急墜至不可挽回的黑洞，
在事件視界的邊緣停住了。
五官慘遭引力凝滯，
三魂七魄卻隨輻射四散不知所踪。

雲

2013年6月27日
雲的剪影在海面前航，從商廈駛向盛夏，載著躍動的瞬間。

馬尼拉灣

2013年7月11日
看！
熾熱的空氣燃燒了晚霞，
璀璨倒映在沒有靈魂的腦海
冷卻。
環顧不見盡頭的馬尼拉灣，
飄蕩著
只有惦念妳的空虛。

灘

２０１３年８月１０日
愛情是黃昏的沙灘。
斜陽教人瞇眼得
只能想像對方的美。
沉溺於當下的絢爛，
甚至忘掉了
足底被沙礫刮損的傷痛。
難道還不知道
夜幕隨之低垂，
幾許熾熱激盪終歸冷卻？

熱

２０１３年８月１２日
抓不著心田裡最後一絲月光。

刮刮樂

2013年9月25日
那兒是金童偶遇玉女的街角。

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