[Dragon Raja] I Don't Love You

[Writing for love, updates whenever inspiration strikes] "To the right of the mountain stands a withered paulownia, To the left of the mountain, a sweet spring has run dry, Before the mountain stretches a vast, boundless sea, Behind the mountain lies a dark, endless plain, Above the mountain, a frozen sky swept by bitter winds." She traded a cycle of reincarnation for endless years, and found legendary immortality in death. She burned her life, pressing onward into the darkness without pause, unwavering in her resolve. Then she awoke among the ashes of rebirth, and when she opened her eyes once more, she had forgotten the life she had lived. If one day I die, remember that I am still alive. She remembered the past: the heavy tolling of the bell before the old town house and the endless twilight; Fu Ziqi's gentle, lingering gaze and his sharply defined features... Now she could recall the past and remember his handsome face, remember his kindness, all in peace. Come here. I'll tell you a secret. "I don't love you." Brilliant flames rose from the deepest part of her bones. Once again, she recited that poem, her voice rising and falling strangely, her smile wild and unrestrained. "To the right of the mountain stands a withered paulownia, To the left of the mountain, a sweet spring has run dry, Before the mountain stretches a vast, boundless sea, Behind the mountain lies a dark, endless plain, Above the mountain, a frozen sky swept by bitter winds. The sky has grown dim, The fragrant wood has piled high, The phoenix is weary of flight, The phoenix is weary of flight, And their time to die is near." Note: No need to send tips or gift nutrients. I'm not under contract, and I'm not entering any contests, so they won't do me much good. Comments are great! The blurb is excerpted from Guo Moruo's modern poem "Nirvana of the Phoenix." Theme: Love can transcend life and death.