I never throw a piece of paper arbitrarily,
But always keep it, keep it.
I folded it into paper boats,
And throw from the ship to the sea.
Some of them were blown to the window,
Some of them were moistened by the waves in the front.
I kept folding dishearteningly.
I hope one of them could
go to the place I want.
Mum, if you see a small white boat in your dream,
Don't be surprised at its sudden appearing.
It was folded by your dearest daughter with tear.
As it's passed through mountains and mountains,
Demand it brings
her love and sadness back.
27 Aug, 1923
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