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A horror poem (with Chinese translation)

Middle of the river, runs green - lapping at my feet.

Border between sin and sierras grand pulls,

from speeding swirls paddle long, a sound screeching –

scree, scree, scree.

Behind me it growls under growing swells – never telling a location

 

lines lie its stirring.

Wind cries cloud depths.

 

 Chinese translation (绝句)

江心碧浪拍足凉,

山罪牵绊涡流狂。

长桨破波声嘶响,

风啸云深影茫茫


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