Bei Dao's 'Declaration—Dedicated to Yu Luoke' wasn't a quiet reading; it was an immediate, visceral plunge.
Text, sometimes a clear echo, sometimes a corrupted whisper, rains down or embeds itself within the scene, becoming texture, lament, and fractured outcry.
The generative process creates a sense of an ever-shifting, unstable reality, where the dawn is both a hope and a wound, felt as much as seen.
閱讀北島的《宣告—獻給遇羅克》,並非一種靜默的體驗;那是一種立即而深刻的沉浸。
文字,時而是清楚的回音,時而是被扭曲的細語,如雨般灑落,或嵌入畫面之中,化為紋理、哀嘆與破碎的吶喊。
其生成過程營造出一種不斷變幻、虛實不定的現實感;在此境地,黎明既是希望亦是創傷,不僅能被看見,更能被深刻感知。
宣告──獻給遇羅克
北島
也許最後的時刻到了 我沒有留下遺囑 只留下筆,給我的母親 我並不是英雄 在沒有英雄的年代裏 我只想做一個人
寧靜的地平線 分開了生者和死者的行列 我只能選擇天空 決不跪在地上 以顯出劊子手們的高大 好阻擋自由的風
從星星的彈孔中 將流出血紅的黎明
Declaration—Dedicated to Yu Luoke
Bei Dao
Perhaps the final moment has arrived I have not left a will Only left a pen, for my mother I am not a hero In an era without heroes, I only want to be a person
The tranquil horizon Divides the ranks of the living and the dead I can only choose the sky Absolutely will not kneel on the ground To make the executioners appear tall So as to block the wind of freedom
From the bullet holes of stars Will flow a blood-red dawn
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