The number of words of poems suitable for reading is similar to that of Farewell to Cambridge.

If I were a snowflake flying in mid-air, I would know my direction-fly, fly, fly, this land has my direction. Don't go to the cold valley, don't go to the lonely foothills, don't go to the lonely streets to be melancholy-fly, fly, fly-you see, I have my direction! Juanjuan danced in mid-air and recognized the quiet residence. The garden was waiting for her to visit-fly, fly, fly-she smelled of cinnabar plum! At that time, with my light and beautiful body, I clung to her skirt and her gentle heart-melting, melting, melting-to find the stars in her gentle heart. I rode a lame blind horse, whipping the night; -The whip went into the darkness, and I rode on the crooked leg of a blind horse. I rushed into the dark night looking for a star; In search of a star, I rushed into this dark wilderness. Tired, tired of the animals under my legs, the stars haven't appeared yet; -The star hasn't appeared yet. He's exhausted. He has exhausted his skills in the saddle. This time, crystal lights appeared in the sky, animals appeared in the wilderness, and bodies appeared at night. -This time a crystal lamp appeared in the sky! Don't leave Cambridge gently, just like I came gently; I waved my hand gently and bid farewell to the clouds in the western sky. The golden willow by the river is the bride in the sunset; Beautiful shadows in the waves ripple in my heart. Green grass on the soft mud, oily, swaying at the bottom of the water; In the gentle waves of Cambridge, I would like to be a water plant! That pool under the shade of elm is not a clear spring, but a rainbow in the sky, broken in floating algae and precipitated a rainbow-like dream. Looking for dreams? Holding a long Artemisia, wandering back to a greener place, loading a boat with glory and singing in the glory. But I can't play the piano, just a farewell flute; Summer insects are also silent for me, silence is Cambridge tonight! I left quietly, just as I came quietly; I waved my sleeve without taking away a cloud.