Humble Dignity Modern Poetry

Rhododendron, don't cry quietly

Patience, on the edge of dreams.

Put up a circle of lace

I have to use my weak body again.

Interpret the fullness of love

A lone apron

Still hanging by the door

Residual greasy, flushing

Infinite yearning

Grandma once said: In everyone's heart.

There lived an old friend.

I've been looking for it for a long time.

At the apex of the heart, cycle after cycle.

Loneliness has long been ground into grains.

Mutator

However, I found nothing.

I always want to spend a few days in the wild cranes in the clouds.

No longer disguised as inscrutable and crazy.

Trying to rely on an obscure bottom line.

Maintain the humblest dignity in life

The desire to bloom, but not.

Control flowering period

I can only dream in my childhood.

Turn into a joke

People's entertainment

Until the years are white-haired

Finally understand, life.

The most profound connotation

Just superficial.