Poems in Praise of the Sentinels

Recite a little poem to praise the sentry:

I am a small grass,

Growing on the border of the motherland;

I am a boundary monument,

Guarding the borders of the motherland;

Motherland, mother,

Your children will always be sentinels made of steel.

You are still there,

Still not leaving,

The wind takes away your face,

The rain washes away your beauty.

You are still there,

Still not leaving,

Flowers bring you your fragrance,

Grass brings coolness and comfort .

You are still there,

Still not leaving,

You have never left,

Because the motherland needs you___

Slow sound spring

Facing the still chilly breeze

Not afraid of flowing

Nor the swaying of hay< /p>

And let the soul dry up

Whispering

The longing of a sentry

I felt it

This Season

He still looks up to the majestic shore of the mountain

He still watches over his mother's instructions

He firmly believes that he is like the pines and cypresses

Every season is his spring

The voice "That's me, that's me"

The affectionate call

Like the flowing spring water< /p>

Singing softly

Euphemistically

The isolated attachment to my mother

The voice of "That's me, that's me"

Soft feelings

Like the whimpering and distant sound of the flute

Quietly chanting

I hope for a light smoke in the blue sky Like white clouds

Sending a warm shirt to insulate my mother

The voice of "That's me, that's me"

The burning blood

Surging with a

Iron-hardened sentry

A heroic sentinel

The desire to be surrounded by a warm family atmosphere

Dear Sentinel

You are full of strength in melancholy

Revealing nobility in restraint

I turn your praise into gunpowder

Fireworks ready to burn

Please also ask me

Write your longing on the fireworks

Her blooming colors

< p>It will shine in the eyes of your loved ones

In her bursting spring thunder

There will be your voice: Mom

Resound throughout the land of the motherland