Hawthorn’s Autumn Modern Poetry

Hawthorn flowers are white

There are more than twenty on the hillside, making the spring here warm

Hawthorn in autumn

The father knocked off these hawthorns

Packed them in yellow bags

The father's head was covered with sweat

Bent down and carried them on his shoulders

Many years ago, I also bent down to carry it

It was very heavy

They bloom on time every year

Attracting countless butterflies

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The red fruits are hanging on the branches

Bend down and carry them on your shoulders

Now I can only use typing

Bend down, Carrying it on the shoulders

The spring of geese

I think geese are smart animals

I had five of them in my family many years ago

Four gray and one snow-white

They came into my family’s life

They will remember when the flowers bloom

I made friends with a yellow cat

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Many years have passed

There is an old photo

They looked curiously at the front from behind me

The summer night in memory

Summer nights are not quiet

The sound of frogs, crickets, and adults chatting in the night

We caught fireflies carrying lanterns

Put it in a can

The faint green light

Lying on the big stone, outlining the pattern of stars

The beard on the chin

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Moisturize the wrinkles at the corners of your eyes

The big rocks on the street are still there

The stars are still the same

This summer night

Crisp cell phone ringtones break