It is a two-line poem. , 3. I left quietly,
Just as I came gently;
I waved gently,
Saying goodbye to the clouds in the western sky.
The golden willow by the river,
is the bride in the setting sun,
the beautiful shadow in the ripples,
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 elm shade,
is not a clear spring, but a rainbow in the sky..., 2, quietly I left, as quietly as I Come; I wave my sleeves and won’t take away a single cloud. ,2, I leave as gently as I came. Quietly I left, just as quietly I came. , 2. I leave quietly, just as I came quietly; I leave quietly, just as I came quietly; I wave my sleeves, not taking away a single cloud.
But I prefer Silence is Cambridge tonight! , 2. The golden willows by the river are the bride in the setting sun, and the beautiful shadows in the waves are rippling in my heart. 2. I left gently, just as I came gently; I waved my hand gently to say goodbye. The clouds in the western sky quietly left me, just as I came quietly; I waved my sleeves, but I didn't take away a single cloud. ,1,Gently, I leave, just as I came gently. ,1.The beginning and the end,1.Looking for dreams? take a punt on a long wormwood pole, row upstream to where the grass is ever greener, load a whole boat of star glow, and sing in the colorful star glow. ,1, I leave as gently as I came. ,0,Gently I leave, just as lightly I came. Quietly I left, just as quietly I came. ,0,Gently I left, just as lightly I came; I waved gently, saying goodbye to the clouds in the western sky. ,0,Gently I left, just as lightly I came; I waved gently, saying goodbye to the clouds in the western sky. ,0,I wave my sleeves and don’t take away a single cloud.
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