Modern Plant Poetry 1
"A Leaf"
Author: Sea Breeze
A Leaf
The leaves falling in spring
Reluctantly
Also helpless
The branches, leaves and buds do not pay attention
A leaf
Leaves falling off branches in spring
Longing for spring
Bathing in the sunshine
A leaf
A leaf falling alone
Want to kiss the earth
Turn it into spring mud and protect the flowers
But I don’t know where the wind will take it
Modern Plant Poetry 2
There are two different pieces of porcelain in my room
One is used to hold items
The other is used to entertain gods
The surface used to hold things is very rough
The texture used to comfort the gods is very thin and brittle
One day the one that held things fell to the ground
I threw it outside in anger
The one that offered me Yitianshen one day
also fell to the ground with a gap
I carefully packed it up
and left it damaged and placed it in a more conspicuous place
As time passed, I saw that she became plumper and moisturized
Her wounds seemed to be shining with the light of beauty
I gazed at her more and more intently
Unexpectedly, she finally abandoned me
Even the ashes were gone Nothing remains
Disappeared into the air and my sight
Plant Modern Poetry 3
The Pear Tree
Hilda Dooley Terr
Silver dust mist
rising from the ground
I can’t reach it with my hand
You rise so high
Oh, silver
I can’t reach it with my hand
Your flowers are blooming towards us
No other flowers can bloom
Such firm and pure white petals
No other flower can separate silver from such rare silver
O pure white pear blossom
< p>You are clusters of flowersblooming on the branches
Use your purple heart
Bring summer and ripe fruits
Modern Plant Poetry 4
Plants
I thought I was a sun-facing plant
It needs the care of the sun and a broad space
Facing the wind and rain, facing the spring and autumn
So happy
Put roots deep into the ordinary, into the gaps
Grow strong and try not to be barren
War, axe, fire, disease
Life that cannot be escaped
Maybe there will be sadness
Otherwise why is it so bent like a sad heart< /p>
Maybe it will be sad
Otherwise why would the leaves fall
Always looking up
Praying for the years
Traces of white clouds flying crazily in the blue sky
Look at the sun shining so warmly and cleanly in front of you
Over and over again, year after year
Gradually the rough skin can withstand it Carving
Chains in the bones, circles
Mountains are still mountains
Brothers and sisters around are vigorous and spreading
Forests< /p>
I am lost in the middle
Change, betrayal, rotation, lingering
They are all far away
Standing, stiff, is a habit< /p>
I want to go to the edge and understand another language
Lying, acting, hypocrisy, running around, smoke of gunpowder
That is the world
There There are also laziness, struggle, revolution, conspiracy, creation, and longing
How subjective
The meaning is up to you to judge
Choose or wait
Why do they have classes, wealth gaps, corruption and festivals
Why do they deprive us of our territory and eliminate our ancestors
Cut off our origins
Later , why reshape us?
When we grow up, we mean value, to them
Let it be tattered if it is tattered
I am just a plant facing the sun
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Modern Plant Poetry 5
"Twirling Leaves"
Author: Zhonghua Xun
Autumn Wind is Coming
Hold by Singing a wandering song
Like an angel with broken wings
Comforting the sad leaves
The autumn rain has arrived
Wrapped in a Bitter tears
Like a fairy tale turned into reality
Lonely stone bench in the shower
Blowing away
the flowing long hair
In the rain
Can’t see clearly that they are flowing tears
The falling leaves, with the arrival of the autumn wind, swirl from the branches Falling;
I miss the greenness of the past and the sunshine;
Maybe there is your story in it, and my story, I don’t know how long I have been wandering;
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Excessively hoping that the beautiful girl is my angel;
When everything becomes a reality, the beautiful butterfly has its wings broken,
The autumn wind is Isn't it stroking my wounded heart? Is the autumn rain removing my loneliness from the world?
I'm annoyed that it disturbs your flowing hair, and I'm annoyed that it's raining all over my body at this time.
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It’s not that I feel sad because of the falling leaves; it’s not that the stone bench I once sat on is empty