有人问我公理和正义的问题[杨牧]（I have been asked questions of justice and justice）.docVIP

有人问我公理和正义的问题[杨牧]（I have been asked questions of justice and justice） Her hands are always soft and clean, Slowly fix the pencil for him under the light. He says he doesnt remember is a hot and humid night, It seemed as if father had made a big noise, Full of passion (accent words, Even his single move native son incense, dont fully understand) That seems to be the way to go, Maybe its probably a mountain, Reclaimed in the sonorous North China climate, Cultivate a newly introduced fruit, twentieth Century pear On the night of the autumn wind, mother taught him to sing Japanese nursery rhymes, The devils island, Half asleep, half asleep, looking at her scissors, sewing, and splitting old uniforms Change into a folder and a small cotton padded jacket, Two water stains were on the letter paper, To his great wall by tears like rain, I looked outside and cried, For an important, beyond the season and direction of the problem, Cry, With false sunshine hide embarrassment Someone asked me a question, About justice and justice. Under the eaves hangs a strange spider, Repeatedly turning in false sunshine, netting. For a long time, I also saw the winter gnats around under the door A plastic bucket is flying, Like clouds, I have not heard such bright and detailed statements for a long time, He was dissecting himself mercilessly: The native place taught me to go anywhere with an inherent nostalgia, He said, like my birthmark., Yet the birthmark struck the mother, I must admit that it has nothing to do with that. He often stands on the coast, It is said that the end, there is a longer coast, The mightiest mountain forest. The place mother has not seen is our hometown. A modern history required in college, Memorize a standard answer; Elective sociology of language, High marks over labor law, prison studies, the history of the rule of law, Rebuilding sports and constitutions. He is an example to testify, that will induce. I have never received such an experience and fantasy, In the