Modern poetry suitable for middle school students to read aloud

Zhou Mengdie in the morning of Jiugong Bird.

Nine palaces and one bird singing.

In the morning, I suddenly jumped out.

It's on the balcony on the fourth floor over there

Three gray pigeons who just got up.

Staggered feathers, to the outside of the building

Take a flight.

Fly back again; Gently fall on the withered orange.

That's it: you stick to me and I push you.

Or, inadvertently

Peel and peck an evergreen tree

Or the leaves of clematis

Still like a hangover

Blue, yearning.

A little butterfly

Black substance, white mark

Fly around lilacs

Not afraid of cold dew

Wet her skirt.

I wonder if it is another kind of butterfly.

Every morning.

When the birds in Jiugong crow

That little girl is about 15, 16 or 17 years old.

(Echo of Jiugong Bird)

Then gently appeared on the balcony.

First, hold a watering can.

Water the high and low potted plants

And then I hooked my head.

Like a flood in autumn

Uneasy hair

Wash and dress, wash and dress

fearless

Put the wrist and onion finger on the snow neck

Teenagers are naked in the morning.

Not far from the girl's right shoulder.

Over there. In the shadow of cockscomb and spring.

On an empty rattan chair

A little cat man is in a hurry.

I will wash my face happily.

So, the world is here.

The whole world will be here.

So witty, so novel and true.

When every morning,

Nine palaces and one bird singing.