Introduction to modern poems about farewell and treasure

Modern poetry is free in form, rich in meaning, and the management of images is more important than the use of rhetoric. It completely breaks through the characteristics of ancient poetry of "gentle and honest, sad but not resentful", and places more emphasis on free, open and straightforward statements and progress. "communication between the sensible and the insensible." Let’s take a look at the introduction of modern poems cherished by farewell. Introduction to modern poems cherished by parting 1: "Smiling with light ink, singing lovesickness when the flowers wither away"

Farewell with shengxiao and silent music

Smiling with light ink

Farewell with the withering flowers Sing

A song of lovesickness

Sing a cappella about separation

Mo Xiaoxiaohua

Withered flowers and fallen leaves covered with frost

Smiling with tears and sighing

A farewell song

Two lines of lovesickness tears

Remembering the passing years

Sad farewell

Writing beautiful essays on memories

Sighing like mist

Lost in the joys and sorrows of the past

Smiling with faint ink

Singing lovesickness when the flowers wither away

The tragic song ends

Two lines of missing continue

Introduction to modern poems about wishing you well and cherishing the farewell 2: "Accidental"

I am a cloud in the sky,

Occasionally projected in the center of your wave

You don’t have to be surprised,

There is no need to rejoice

He disappeared in an instant.

You and I meet on the sea of ????dark night,

You have yours, I have mine, direction;

You may remember,

It is best that you forget,

The light that shines upon each other during this encounter. Introduction to Modern Poems about Parting and Cherishing Part 3: "The Most Sadness of Parting"

Dewdrops on Bamboo Leaves

Unbearable to sway in the cool breeze

Desolate and slippery < /p>

Every wave of the wave

A word of cherishment

Every wave of the wave carries the sorrow of separation

There is a word of cherishment in it. Sweet expectations

Goodbye, when will we meet again? Introduction to modern poems cherishing farewell 4: "Farewell Cambridge"

I left gently,

I waved gently,

Farewell to the clouds in the western sky.

The golden willow by the river,

is the bride in the sunset;

The beautiful shadow in the ripples,

is in my heart Ripple.

The green banana plant on the soft mud,

swaying oily under the water;

In the soft waves of the Cam River,

I am willing to be a waterweed!

The pool under the shade of elm trees,

is not a clear spring, but a rainbow in the sky;

crushed among the floating algae,

sedimented Dreaming like a rainbow.

Looking for a dream? Take a long punt pole,

Sail back to where the grass is greener;

Load a boat full of stars,

Sing songs in the colorful starlight.

But I can’t sing,

Quietness is the shengxiao of parting;

The summer insects are also silent for me,

Silence is today Late Cambridge!

Quietly I left,

Just as quietly as I came;

Waving my sleeves,

Not taking anything with me clouds.