【♪】High inthe halls of the kings who are gone
Jenny would dance with her ghosts. The ones
she had lost and the ones she had found
And the ones who had loved her the most……

《点绛唇 · 早汀秋》——（双41仄）新韵

碧漾溶曦，星河流月英仙没；
菊清桂糯，脉脉幽芬客。
柳浪愁绵，层染胭波色；长风惑、
寒音初惹，深摄人心魄……

【♪】
The ones who'd been gone for so very long
She couldn't remember their names
They spun her around onthe damp old stones
Spun away all her sorrow and pain……
And she never wanted to leave
Never wanted to leave
Never wanted to leave
Never wanted to leave……♪♪

The Russia-Ukraine war is still ongoing when the earth has spun so many rounds in more than eight months. I'm really afraid that the beautiful earth would evaporate into nothing some day under the nuclear shadows created by the US and Russia. What a picture if all the earthlings died unconsciously overnight.

The international order that the United Nations enshrined is splintering.

"Our world is in big trouble," is how Secretary-General António Guterres put it in opening the annual General Debate on Tuesday.
The UN has rarely lived up to its loftier goals. But it's hard to remember a time when its fundamental principles of forging common solutions for peace, supporting human rights and promoting international law have been so threatened.

Of course, America's critics point out that it has often appeared to infringe the principles of the United Nations itself, with its wars in Vietnam and Iraq, for example. And any return to power by former President Donald Trump, who spun US diplomacy on its head by dissing Western allies and coddling tyrants, could obliterate Biden's efforts to save international law.