I am the Sun Original Poetry Competition.

In the morning, dewdrops jump on the grass.

I quietly shut it in the greenhouse.

Don't ask why.

At noon, the sun smiled and got into my washbasin.

I hid it quietly in a water bottle.

Don't ask why.

In the afternoon, the spring breeze twisted and flew to the top of the willow tree.

I hid it quietly in the kite.

Don't ask why.

At night, I will string dew into a necklace.

Let the sun paint it as the taste of the moon.

Don't ask why.

I'm going to give her a dewdrop necklace to wear,

Let her taste the moon.

Sing happily together in the spring breeze.

Do you want to know who she is?

Excuse me, Grandpa Earth-

She is a beautiful and magical nature.