A mere flower

Torrential rain that I want to remember afternoon of summer

Form of the rain

I want to remember the light at dusk

The dust in mere is flying upward

I want to remember how the lover kiss

How to embrace

I want to remember the look of your irritation helplessness

I will miss that elephant which I saw at the age of ten

Death of the elephant

He is so unbending that I will miss in Kafka's photo

I will miss all books read to recognize

I will remember time disappears like the merry-go-round

Strange strange fruit and one cut half-and-half

The apple has the apple core left of end

The highway both sides where one give out light are Chinese parasol tree trees

Have typed the city of the mark on the map

With the limpid lake like a drop of tears

What has been caught a glimpse of before sleeping that cockroach and the morning

That cobweb opening eyes and seeing

My photo at the age of seven

Lost shoes worn of the first time

It is who to have turns off the whole starry sky

Dragonfly's dragonfly

Pace that the dragonfly flies

The blast rolls up the sand to raise and haze

A blank canvas

I have seen the room rocked by the earthquake

On a very beautiful fine day

Remember reading products and falling down in travel

Cause and cry out in alarm

A screw

How to become flexible slowly

Then then

A hole appears

I do not dislike the sandy beach

And I have thought that there is one that coughs on the sandy beach loudly

Neon jelly of lemon

When the mere foot crosses a pile of mud

Glider crib

I suspect I have seen a pair of wings too

A cap

Form worn by a complicated head

My hands are holding a ticket with a firm grip

Four words are named the destination above: Let me smile

I have seen the looks of those four words personally

Like the black carving railing

Enclose the balcony living in one dusk

There is a man

Show the love below

I must all is remembered

Because I fear someone will interrogate me loudly one day

Facing toward my invisible eyes

I will say gently

I can not see

But I totally remember