Poems about respecting the elderly and loving the young

It was as hazy as a dream,

The sound of a loving mother calling her son came.

The sounds seem to have a thousand weights,

The sounds are engraved in my heart.

It was very windy on March 9th,

There was a white-headed man in the wind.

Although my seventy-year-old father is old,

he is still worried about his son.

Reference material: "Three Hundred Poems", author: Bai Yu

The years have burned out, and the beard and the smoke ring have become entangled into a pale color

Grandpa used his pipe Turning the days into fuzzy smoke rings

The past became heavier and heavier in my breathing

I decided to tear up my body and roll it into grandpa’s favorite tobacco leaves

Burning into a wisp of clear smoke to accompany his old man

Forever

Grandma’s hand is cocooned from fatigue

I hold it as if I am holding a heavy hand Years

Grandma’s heart begins to become more and more fragile

The slightest collision will cause stagnation

So, I whisper to the years

Using my strength and youth to exchange for grandma’s weakness

The years are just silent

That year, grandma went

Grandpa leaned on the threshold The figure is curved

A pair of eyes stubbornly facing the starry sky in silence

A drop of turbid tears quietly about to fall

Pull out all the sorrow and sadness I have hidden in my sleeves

Sunset

Always always kind

Everything you have given for your descendants

Never intending to get anything in return

< p>Under the urging of the moon

The setting sun is waving its hands

turning the afterglow into an evening song

Tell us

How much he has

The rising sun