- ROB LO, YUCHIA
- 1985年生,宜蘭人。紅樓詩社出身,臺灣大學新聞研究所碩士。現於資本市場討生活,頭不頂天,腳不著地,所以寫字。 曾獲文學獎若干。著有現代詩集《青春期》,《嬰兒宇宙》,《偽博物誌》,《我只能死一次而已,像那天》,《嬰兒涉過淺塘》;散文集《樂園輿圖》、《棄子圍城》、《天黑的日子你是爐火》、《阿姨們》。作品多次選入年度散文選、年度臺灣詩選,以及《七年級新詩金典》、《港澳台八十後詩人選集》等選本。 Contact email: yclou342011@gmail.com
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Mar 22, 2006
2006/03/22
you knew that dreams should be hidden but somehow
they were always manifest on the faces, unambiguously
and truly. and how profoundly, they were seen
since expressions were all there waiting to be told
in a mysterious way like how emotions were provoked furiously
you said, it's like a tower standing to be torn down
like the bomb alarming, telling risk of blasting
that dreams were seen in the way they should not be
"something's really manipulated," you mourned
finger tips combed through the hairy ocean with grief
yes, you knew it was all there. shining in the dark side
to the corner, thing called virtue or attitude somewhat
can be named no more. cannot be narrated
in a proper way they used to get interpreted.
walls sphered the air, and siren outroared any sounds around
ears turned blind when the eyes were covered deaf
sensibilities lost their accuracy
eyesight pointing out desperately, to the faraway land
"there's no fairyland anymore," in the dead-end alley
you cried out, wept in silence with broken dreams in the hand
dreams were not fulfilled but exposed to the reality
and cruelty. having its light chopped into two
"things will die, and so do I," you've gone
left a desert missing rain behind the heavy steps
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