Yu Xiuhua's Love Poems

I love you

Author: Yu Xiuhua

Baba lives, draws water, cooks and takes medicine on time every day.

Put yourself in when the sun is clear, like putting a piece of dried tangerine peel.

Drink tea in turn: chrysanthemum, jasmine, rose and lemon.

These beautiful things seem to take me on the road of spring.

So I kept the snow in my heart again and again.

They are too white, too close to spring.

Read your poems in a clean yard.

The world is in a trance like a sparrow that suddenly flies by.

Time is bright.

I'm not fit for grief.

If I send you a book, I won't send you poetry.

I will give you a book about plants and crops.

Tell you the difference between rice and barnyard grass

Tell you a barnyard grass

Terrible spring