To My Unknown Spouse

Around my grave

Make an eternal spring with green grass

Plant some old shade trees.

Beneath, in shades,

Give a shelter to lovers

That wait their spouses

And around me

Pave cool black granites

And expand my space to eight feet

Before the worms attrite

The brightness in my lips pale

Kiss me deep in your hearts.

In the eternity of calm and rest

Take away the boring notes from me

Give me a weightless kite

That has no deep meanings.

Before pushing me to the grave

Say looking at my hands:

"His hands are white and empty"

I have no time to listen

To the claps coming from outside,

Allow me to enjoy the coolness

Of the stones around me.