What is the name of a poem like this? It has been lying on my desk, and my eyes are full of hunger for food. Disks jingle?

The name of this kind of poem may be pear-shaped, because it is homophonic with the name of poetess Zhao Lihua, and some of her works are different in form, causing controversy and being dubbed "saliva poems" by some netizens.

Pear style is characterized by expressing the poet's feelings and thoughts in colloquial, plain and even naive language. There is no fixed beat and rhythm, no profound meaning and metaphor. It just directly describes what you see, hear and feel.

The representative works of the pear style are Zhao Lihua's I love you, I don't love you, I miss you, I don't miss you, and the poem I love you has sentences similar to the examples you provided:

I love you

You are like a cat.

Always prone on my desk

My eyes betrayed my desire for food.

And then jingle the plates.