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Seeking modern poems about traditional Chinese festivals
Mid-Autumn
◇Tang Dynasty ◇
When the moon of Mid-Autumn came unexpectedly,
some people panicked.
Moonlight spills like bullets.
It's the hearts that are hurt.
Mid-Autumn is wearing a dark blue cloak,
Is that my bulletproof vest.
People hide in every joyful place,
All night long the conscripts look homeward.
Mid-autumn makes you strong.
Everyone eats mooncakes,
which grow like landmines.
We were backstabbed by the moon.
Singing about the cold and the heat,
all over the body.
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