Introduction to the collection of poems: "Migratory Birds Don't Sign a Migration Contract"
This is a collection of poems about "freedom, migration and belonging".
The life of a migratory bird is a journey that keeps starting. They do not sign contracts, are not bound by boundaries, and only obey the call of the seasons and the ancient compass within their bodies. This collection of poems uses the image of "migratory birds" to explore how modern people find a balance between "rules and freedom, wandering and rootedness, loneliness and connection."
These poems attempt to deconstruct familiar "rules" such as the social clock, settlementism, and the worship of stability. The migration of migratory birds is precisely a silent rebellion against these rules - they use flight to prove that freedom is not disorder, but another, older order.
These poems acknowledge the price of freedom but also give dignity to vulnerability—the lost, the exhausted, the scarred, all part of the epic of migration.
We are all practicing the grammar of migratory birds——
Use verbs instead of nouns,
Use tracks instead of addresses,
And before every winter comes,
Revise your own end point without authorization.
Concept: "The wings struggling in the steel and wind and snow are engraved in poems with all the freedom that refuses to be tamed."