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Capstone Journal 2003

Watching ourselves set sail

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Hawk

Hawk

Fireworks been played days and nights,

In these non-festivals days.

Road roller rolled over ground,

Celebrate the pleasure of death.



Hail abandoned from the sky,

Grin hideously.

Lost in the yellow fog,

A few green flowers.



The moment of wire short,

Desert no longer fearful.

The brightest spark in bulb's life,

Blood flow together to the endlessness.



The Internationale increased 8 pitches in a night,

Bury songs get famous within a day.

Peace dove smells ready for bite,

Remember:

This is an era of hawk.

by Feng Jiang

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