停顿 长路中这短暂的停顿 林子深处有细碎的响动 松鼠正在为冬天储食 麋鹿抬起头 目光穿越树林交错攀延的影子 蜘蛛在静谧中编织 它的琴弦被空气的暗流拨动 暗影环抱我们 深沉,温柔: 两片依偎的叶子 被光的子弹击中 ** Pause A pause in a long walk Rustling came from deep woods: Squirrels were hiding food for the winter A deer raised her head gazing into interlacing branches A spider weaved in silence Hidden currents in air plucked the strings of his Mandolin Shadows are holding us Heavily, gently: Two leaves leaning on each other were penetrated by a bullet of light Sha Huang Sha Huang grew up in China and received her PhD degree in the University of Iowa. Her poems appeared in many literary journals and anthologies in China, the U.S, and Europe, including The Ekphrastic Review, The Wild Word, Muddy Review Poetry Review, and Chinese and Western Poetry (中西诗歌). Her poems were nominated for Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net in 2021. In addition to writing poems, she also enjoys creating art. Her water color works were exhibited in Suzhou, China, Asheville, North Carolina, and Acworth and Kennesaw, Georgia. She currently teaches Chinese and Asian cultures at Kennesaw State University.
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