Poems about parents

1. The road to my hometown

The days when I leave home

Night

The road to my hometown is always the moment I close my eyes

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Stretch into my thoughts and linger with my memories

The road to my hometown

is filled with the joys and sorrows of my childhood

. Sweet and sour. Tears and smiles

At this moment, I feel that

no matter it was bitter or sweet

it is a melodious song in my memory

Touching the heart, like a clear spring

The road to my hometown

Carries my yesterday

Yesterday I was in ragged clothes

Follow the wind Running

On the dirt roadside covered with weeds

Chasing the smiling spring

2. Homesickness in the rain

Continuous drizzle, The drizzle is continuous

The raindrops falling in the sky form a line

Just like the wanderer's constant longing

The rain in my hometown

It must be again A clean village was washed out

The waves of wheat rolled in the dreams of the villagers

A corner of the eaves among the green trees was filled with smoke.

Imagine climbing up the hill in my hometown

My father sat on the door of the old house

Wiping the fatigue from his forehead with the back of his hand

Lighting a cigarette and squinting slightly

< p>Raindrops kept falling on the eaves

Merge into a cheerful stream

Flow to the green fields

3 Sitting on the door of my hometown

Sitting on the doorstep of my hometown

Looking at the clouds rolling in the sky

The blue sky

The more clouds there are, the deeper it becomes

On the thick apricot tree in front of the door

A donkey was chewing the scent of grass

An unknown donkey brayed

The donkey also raised its neck barked

A white rabbit

as white as snow

suddenly jumped past me

paused , ran towards the grass

A few chickens clucked

ran out of the grass

One of them

stretched its neck Then I swallowed a bug

A familiar voice

made me look at the intersection

The thin mother

was driving the pigs The boys are walking home

4 Homesick Song

It is a melodious and beautiful song for homesickness

Always in the deep night

The bright moon hangs high and the stars blink

A wisp of clouds is cut by the breeze

Always like this night

I sing softly with my homesick heart

Lovely and beautiful hometown

Blue sky, white clouds, green mountains and green water

The golden wheat waves must have started rolling again

Look, the villagers are smiling again

Sleep peacefully tonight

In the dream, I sleep with my hometown

Have a happy dream

When I wake up, maybe

my father drives the donkey with a whip

Bringing back some hope

5 Hometown, my poems

Hometown, a village lying in the ravine

I want to use the pen in my hand

Soften the thoughts flowing in my heart

Write a poem to praise you

My hometown, my hometown

The rolling mountains in the sky The backbone

Singing softly in the meandering stream in the ravine

The lights shining under the moon are glowing with bean yellow

The breeze lifts the clothes of the night Corner

The days thus give wings to the dreams of mountain people

Fly, fly...

Fly to the glorious front

Hometown, under the weak candlelight

Your son

typing the keyboard with tears

arranging the missing sentences into jumping lines of poetry

Going home on May 1st

Pack a bag of homesickness and embark on the journey

A row of cars crawling on the mountain road

Dear hometown

Your son is walking towards you

The dust is flying all the way

How many wanderers have dreamed

Nostalgia is like this flying dust< /p>

Floating in the late night of my hometown

The mountains are green all the way. The stream flows slowly

How many times in the dream of the wanderer

Nostalgia is like the beautiful scenery of mountains and clear waters

A painting flows in the poems of the wanderer

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Willow buds are green all the way.

The flowers are fragrant

How many memories of the wanderer

Homesickness is like this touching spring

In the deep eyes of the wanderer looking at his hometown

< p>Pull out every trace of attachment that cannot be brushed away