In the morning,i heard the sound of windlass in the well,
many flowers fell on the cold steps after the rain in last night.
Suddenly,i met her and had a crush on her at the first sight,
hard to say how deeply i love her because i'm too shy.
Who would know it?Who would know it?
My life totally turned into the ghost of missing her after that encounter.
正是辘轳金井，满砌落花红冷。
蓦地一相逢，心事眼波难定。
谁省，谁省。
从此簟纹灯影。
By Nalan Xingde
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