Singing in your ear
Eliminate your fatigue.
I want to make a euphemistic song.
Flowing in your heart
Say your warm feelings.
Question 2: What do I want to be and what do I want to do? I want to be you.
Okay, I understand,
Why is there,
So many questions.
I want to be a keyboard,
Good record,
No one answered,
Your question.
I want to be a screen,
Good answer,
Looking for answers,
Your question.
I want to be myself,
To understand,
Why is there,
I don't know ―― this question.
Question 3: What kind of person do I want to be? What do I want to be when I write a poem and a song? I have many things I want to change, but what I want to change most is a small fish. When I become a small fish, I can swim freely in the water. In spring, when the snow and ice melt and a hundred flowers blossom, I swim around in the clear stream. Sometimes I suddenly jump out of the water and look at the lush trees by the stream. I can also swim to the waterfall and enjoy the beautiful songs played by the spring water next to the waterfall. In summer, I take a bath in the stream. The cool stream makes me have more fun with other small fish. I can also catch shrimp with other small fish and taste fresh shrimp. Autumn is a fruitful season. Whenever we play in the water, pieces of red leaves bid farewell to Mother Tree and then leave her arms. I can jump out of the water and press a leaf under the stream to let the stream feel the breath of the forest. Winter came and the stream froze. Other friends and I brought the shrimps to eat. After eating, we began to hibernate and have a good sleep until next spring. It's not bad to be a small fish!
Question 4: What kind of poetic form do I want to be? I want to become a white cloud. I will travel around the world, floating and floating, floating to the Pacific Ocean. I want to become a street lamp to illuminate pedestrians at night, so that they will not wrestle, but shine and illuminate the whole world. I want to be a bird, flying in the sky, carefree, free, flying and flying, flying where I want to go.
Question 5: What poem do I want to be? Line 12. From you, it will make my whole world
Question 6: What kind of poem (206 words) do I want to be? I lean against the window and think of my beauty, miss the affectionate night sleep, the good news is melodious and the breeze is blowing, and the beautiful girl is fascinated by the field. . . . .
Question 7: What animal do I want to be? I want to be a bird. I want to fly higher. I want to fly to the grassland to see cattle and sheep eating grass, to see the scenery in the beautiful mountains, to listen to the waves in the blue sea, and to sing and laugh with seagulls.
I want to be a bird. I want to fly to the city and warn people to "protect the environment" and "everyone is responsible". I also want to pick up plastic bags to restore the earth, because plastic bags have made our earth incomplete and polluted by colorful plastic bags. I love this earth, because there is only one! So we should care for the environment and make the earth a better place!
I want to be a bird. I want to spread the word "peace" around the world. Now there are wars in every corner of the world, because wars hurt people. Because war makes people lose their loved ones; Because people suffer from war, they prefer peace. The occurrence of war is something that people are afraid of, so I beg that there will be no more war.
I want to be a bird. I want to fly to the campus to listen to the students read aloud, and then I can play with them.
I want to be a bird. I want to fly higher and fly to the universe to see what our earth looks like.
I want to be a bird. ...
Question 8: Poetry: I want to be charming. I want to be the wind
Sweep across the endless Pacific Ocean.
Feel how different the stormy waves are.
Kiss sea level
Look at the flexible body of this fish.
I want to be the wind
Climb the Himalayas
Appreciate the first peak in the world
Play hide-and-seek with snowflakes
Tell the sky the secret of my heart
I want to be the wind
Blowing to the Loess Plateau
Visit the ravines and ridges there.
Bring drizzle and moisten the vegetation there.
Complete the sacred mission of green coverage one day earlier.
I want to be the wind
Gently brush across the vast grassland
Enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way.
Pick some unknown wild flowers.
Weave into a colorful dream
Question 9: Which poem do I want to be? I want to make a stone bridge, which will be blown by the wind for 500 years and sun for 500 years. You hope she will cross the bridge.
Question 10: What kind of person do I want to be? Then, the beauty of nature will disappear forever. Irrigate flowers and trees with dirty water, and flowers and plants will wither without rain and dew. At that time, people forgot the crying of nature. At that time, people were enjoying the last gift that nature gave them.