Modern poetry is free in form and rich in meaning. Image management is more important than rhetorical use. It completely breaks through the characteristics of ancient poetry of "gentle and honest, sad but not resentful", and puts more emphasis on free and open and straightforward statements and "perceivable" "Communication between the insensible and the insensible". The following is a collection of modern poems about Arbor Day, please refer to it! "Greening the Homeland of the Motherland"
The sun is shining brightly in the sky,
Friends come to plant trees.
I take the shovel, you take the water,
Plant a sapling.
Greening the homeland of the motherland,
It is my responsibility to protect the environment. "I grew up with poplar trees"
Poplar trees have green leaves.
The wind blows and the sound comes.
Not afraid of the sun, not afraid of wind and rain.
It looks straight and tall,
My friends should learn from it and be perseverant.
Love to study, love to work,
Be a good and obedient child. "Planting Trees"
The spring breeze blows and the flowers smile.
Arbor Day is here.
Plant the tree and water it.
Dad smiled at me.
Wait until next year to see who planted it.
The tree grows tall! "Planting Dreams"
I am in my heart
Planting dreams will soon reap success
You are in my heart
Sowing hope will soon reap happiness
I am in Hongqiao
You are on the inclined bridge without knowing it
Planting the same tree is called a better future "If I were a tree" Tree》
If I were a tree,
I hope to plant it on campus,
to decorate our beautiful campus,
Grow together with your classmates.
If I were a tree,
I would like to plant it on the side of the road,
to absorb harmful substances in the atmosphere,
Humanity is protected from its harm.
If I were a tree,
I would like to go to the vast desert,
Create an oasis and recreate a paradise.
If I were a tree,
I hope there will be more birds perching on it,
Singing the praises of spring.
If I were a tree,
I would greedily absorb the nutrients from the earth,
Grow into a towering tree,
Contribute your own strength to the motherland.