Poetry about mother

Wandering Song-Meng Jiao

The mother used the needle and thread in her hand to make clothes for her long-distance son.

Before leaving, I had a stitch for fear that my son would come back late and his clothes would be damaged.

But how much love there is in that inch-long grass, have you got three rays of spring?

lake

1. wind

The wind is beautiful and the fruit is beautiful.

Xiao Feng is beautiful.

Mammals in nature are also beautiful.

The water is beautiful. Water.

no one can match you

The moment of speaking is beautiful.

Your shabby door

Covered poverty is beautiful.

The wind blows all over the grassland.

The bones of a horse are green.

2. spring water

Spring spring

Biological lips

Blue mother

With the flesh

Wildflower piano

Cover the rock

Cover the bones and wine glasses

3. Cloud

mother

When you get old, your hair will droop.

Mom, you go to rest.

A quiet son is lying on the hillside.

Like quiet running water on a hillside.

Flowing through the sky

I sing clouds.

Sister of rain

Beautiful proposal

I know my poems praising couples are useless.

I sing clouds.

I know I will be happy in the end.

All sacred people

Gather in heaven

4. Snow

My mother sat on a low stool in her hometown and thought of me again.

That low stool seems to be my snow top.

Mom's stool

tomorrow morning

The beauty of light scattering at sunrise and sunset.

I want to see you.

Mom, mom

You face the barn.

Pedal dusk

I know you are old.

5. Language and well

Language itself

Like a mother

There is always a saying, walk by the river.

On both sides of the river of experience

On both sides of the river of images

Flowers are like gentle wives.

Listening ears and poetry

Covering the ground

Listen to the water of suffering

Water falls from a distance.

river

Mom often sits at the window recently.

How many times do you have to clean the glass a day?

The begonia outside is green and cherry red.

All her children are gone.

When she said she was pregnant with me,

How many times a day should I flatten my bulging clothes?

The knitted little clothes are neatly folded.

Thought I was coming.

She can't see me. Do you think I curled up and slept well?

The cluster of trees in front of the window is now

Weave her thoughts into the shaking leaves

She often paints the glass green.

I think I'll pull over.

May I have a good sleep before I come.

She made so many clothes and washed so many clothes for me.

I still keep the wool ball in my heart, waiting for today.

She always wants to see me, but can't see me.

Think about me and worry about me.

I'm afraid the world is beautiful.

Can you let me dance and cry again?

Tagore

I don't remember my mother.

Just in the middle of the game

Sometimes there seems to be a tune.

Spinning around on my toy

She is shaking my cradle.

Those tunes you hummed.

I don't remember my mother.

But in the early autumn morning,

The smell of acacia flowers is floating in the air.

The smell of morning prayers in the temple

It's like blowing my mother's breath to me.

I don't remember my mother.

It's just that when I look through the bedroom window,

Looking at the blue sky in the distance

in my opinion

My mother cured my eyes.

Filled the whole sky

Shu Ting

Your pale fingertips touch my temple.

I can't help acting like a child.

Hold on to your skirt

Ah, mom.

In order to keep your fading figure

Although the morning light has cut the dream into smoke.

I still dare not open my eyes for a long time.

I still cherish that bright red scarf.

Afraid that cleaning will make it

Lose your unique warmth

Ah, mom.

Isn't the running water of the years just as ruthless?

I'm afraid the memory will fade, too.

How dare I open its screen easily?

I cried to you for a thorn.

Now I'm wearing a Jing Guan, and I dare not.

I dare not moan.

Ah, mom.

I often look up at your photos sadly.

Even if the call can penetrate the loess

How dare I disturb your sleep?

I dare not show the sacrifice of love like this.

Although I have written many songs.

For flowers, for the sea, for the dawn.

Ah, mom.

My sweet, soft and deep memory.

Not a torrent, not a waterfall.

It's a dry well, and it can't sing under the shade of flowers and trees.