1. Verses describing pearl curtains
Pearl curtains are a type of succulents. They look chubby, like millet grains. There is a pearl hanging curtain in my house. I hung it on the balcony on the north side of my house, like green pearls.
When I first bought it, it only hung less than two centimeters, and it looked as if the "little pearl" was about to fall. Winter comes and summer comes, and in the blink of an eye, the pearl curtain has been hung down as long as two pencils. It is green in color and looks very comfortable.
My "little bad guy" brother wanted to catch "Little Pearl" and bully Pearl Curtain, so I had to help "Rapunzel" Pearl Curtain cut off her "long hair". I miss "Rapunzel" day and night. One day, my mother and I went to buy fish, and I bought a succulent plant growth agent. I poured the growth agent every other week to make the pearl curtain grow quickly.
One day, I found a small white flower growing on the branch of the Pearl Curtain. The petals of the small white flower were like paper, which added a lot of vitality to the "Pearl Curtain".
This is the cute, vibrant, chubby pearl curtain, do you like it? 2. Poems about meat
Poems about meat
Aspirations eat the meat of Huns when they are hungry, and laugh about drinking the blood of Huns when they are thirsty - Yue Fei of the Song Dynasty, "The River is Red"
The family wealth has been exhausted and the flesh and blood have been separated, and today the old age is suffering - Wei Zhuang of the Tang Dynasty "Qin Women's Song"
Shang Rang eats wood bark in the kitchen, and Huangchao kills human flesh on the machine - Wei Zhuang of the Tang Dynasty "The Song of the Qin Women"
How can we not cherish the hardships of the flesh and blood relationship - Wei and Jin·Cao Zhi's "Preface to the White Horse Wang Biao"
How can the kindness of flesh and blood be broken, a man There is no time for death - "Nine Poems Before Leaving the Fortress" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty
Carved with black teeth, human flesh was obtained as a sacrifice, and the bones were used as mounds - "Calling Souls" by Qu Yuan of the Pre-Qin Dynasty
< p> The more meaty you are, the more pity you have on your eight legs. Who can help me and persuade me to drink a thousand cups - "The Crab Ode" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing DynastyThe ancient bones have no turbid meat, and the ancient clothes are like moss - "Meng Jiao" of the Tang Dynasty Fifteen Poems of Autumn Embrace"
Quick scissors to remove pigtails, dried beef to make paste - "A Gift to Zou Rong in Prison" by Zhang Binglin of the Qing Dynasty
I hope it can help you