【The Orange Shell of the Sand Sea】Chapter 4:

Recently, I read a poem in a book that brought tears to my eyes,
and I wanted to share it with you.

《Dostoyevsky Corgi》
〈The Complete Turing Test〉

Can your body think? When I caress you
you have a body built for endurance running
If you've tried a marathon, two and a half hours
Would that be considered decent performance? When I embrace you
Do you understand, obscenity and perverse acts
Are your transgression, a transgression encountering reality?
Just as beneath the pure love's sunlit garden, we
lie flat in the murky ditch
We must share the same quality of air
But lust is like a respiratory illness, you possess
a vessel suffering from hay fever
Do you understand? Which kind of desire will ceaselessly
persecute, coerce, disturb your tranquil life
forcing you to maintain an equidistance
from all acts of love? When I kiss you
Do you agree to the inevitability of floral scent?
Once you consider, how those scent particles
and the geometric structure of the stamen
achieve a self-justifying cooperative relationship
Do you let the continuation of several emotions merely perch
on a hypothetical, limited organism that must struggle to maintain
the equivalence of water, calcium, and protein
When you bite into half an apple
When your breasts after middle age keep developing
You must understand, consciousness is constantly being tested
Cannot evade interrogation
So absurd, this is actually utterly meaningless
Do you understand, any kind of feeling
in the end, will leave behind testimony
To describe it accurately, is its projection in the material world
No kind of love that passes the test
thereby possesses absolute ethics
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How would you interpret it?