2. Children's Arbor Day Poetry Recitation "Arbor Day for Two" Spring has come, and the east wind is blowing on the cheeks. Hot and cold, a little rough. It's like my father's hands have been working in the fields all his life. Father is old and tired, so plant trees. Don't forget to put aside the planning chores, get rid of the fatigue of the week and plant trees with dad. While there is still such time, several tree pits have made it a bit difficult for me to meet my father. Although the sweat fell on my face, I was still so determined, square and angular. Everyone is so standard. Nobody asked. Nobody accepted it. I still don't relax. Father, these tree pits are as simple as you. Founder and these have been integrated into my life, urging me to make progress and walk with me. Sunset hangs on the mountain, people are scattered, and rows of saplings stretch against the spring breeze. The hands are covered with blood bubbles, and the tender skin has not stood for a long time. My father's calluses, honed over the years, have become wordless explanations. Father, you are the fountain of my life, and the river is gurgling.
3. Children's Arbor Day poetry recitation "Plant a Tree" Plant a tree where you can, watch it, sprout in the spring breeze, grow in the summer rain, reap fruitful results in the autumn, and breed hope in the cold winter. Stones, trees grow and people grow, and people grow old. Plant a tree beside the only road, not for others, but for yourself. You need to breathe freely, you need to rest and enjoy the cool, you need blue sky, and you need green inspiration. No taking, only returning, this is the green elf.