Jiang Yue and Half Poems

In the 23rd year of the Republic of China, Shen Zhidu was the most silent poet in the newspaper office. On the fifteenth day of every month, he would post half of a poem on the riverside railing - no beginning, only fragments of the sentence, as if a section had been bitten off by the river. The flower seller Ah Quan always passes by this night and quietly adds the second half of his sentence. He wrote: "The moon shines on the boat alone and no one can cross it." She answered: "I am waiting for you to come back with my sleeves filled with fragrance." They never talked, but they exchanged poems on a piece of paper for three years. Later, when the war broke out, she followed the fleet up the river. On the last night, he finally completed the poem: "Jiang Yue shines in the moonlight thousands of times without hesitation, and half of the poem is dedicated to the rest of my life." The first fifteen after she left, the fence was empty. He waited until the moon sank to the bottom of the river before he realized—— She is not here to correct poetry. She came to ferry him. There are always interesting things inadvertent in life. You need to see them with your eyes, listen with your ears, and feel them with your heart.