Poems about gratitude to the motherland (shorter)

I am your dilapidated old waterwheel by the river

Spinning tired songs for hundreds of years

I am the blackened miner’s lamp on your forehead

Follow you as you crawl through the tunnel of history

I am a shriveled ear of rice; a roadbed in disrepair

A barge on the shoal

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Put the rope deeply into your shoulders

——Motherland!

I am poverty

I am sorrow

I am your ancestors

The painful hope

Yes "Flying" sleeves

Flowers that have not fallen to the ground for thousands of years

——My motherland