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Lemon Andersen 演繹「請不要奪走我的喬丹鞋」 ("Please don't take my Air Jordans")

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你會為了一雙喬丹鞋 (Air Jordans) 而大開殺戒嗎?Lemon Andersen 為大家朗誦一首 Reg E. Gaines 的詩歌,吐露一個為球鞋殺人的故事。這些詩句教曉 Lemon,詩歌原來不只是表達自我,而且可以像音樂一樣動聽,只要賦予韻律,並融合身邊的紐約街頭景象。

Lemon Andersen is a wordsmith who thinks deeply about the sounds of syllables. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Clement Fu
Reviewed by Shin-Yuan Tzou
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