Question 2: What is the theme of the poem You Say (original)?
You are older than me in the village.
I have listened to you since I was a child.
I like playing with you.
Follow you like a follower.
You said someone bullied me and you protected me.
You said to take me to school and help me with my homework.
You said I was your sister.
You said you wanted to marry me when you grew up.
What you said made me shy.
There are red clouds floating on his face.
But I just want to hear from you.
Keep everything you say in mind.
Finally, you were admitted to the university.
You said let me celebrate for you.
I want to give you everything.
I don't know how I spent that night.
You left the village the next day.
When we left, you made me wait.
When you succeed in your studies and earn a lot of money.
Pick me up in the village again.
Since then, I have had more such dreams.
I often dream that my brother comes back to meet my relatives.
You became a prince in my dream.
Not riding a white horse, but driving.
The river beside the village flows day and night.
Time flies like a meteor in the sky.
Flowers in the orchard fall and bloom again.
Every opening will bear rich fruits.
I am waiting, but I am not negative.
The effort finally paid off.
I was admitted to the same university as you.
What inspires me is what you say in my heart.
When I appear in front of you in high spirits
You are tongue-tied and panicked.
I didn't know the truth until later.
You married the headmaster's daughter to stay in school.
Then you explained that you said
But for you, I never said it from the heart again.
What you said is the past tense of English.
I started a new life in college.
. . . . . .
Question 3: Write a poem in at least ten sentences about what to say, I hope, love,
I hope, pass it on,
I hope, if it doesn't go out,
I hope the sun shines,
I hope we will give,
I hope we all have it,
I hope that if a mother treats her children,
I want to make them feel warm,
I hope they are as happy as we are,
I hope you can pass it on,
I hope the children in the mountains smile every day.
I hope we can draw our home hand in hand.
Question 4: Write a poem with the theme of "Shuo".
I came quietly.
Leave without attachments.
I don't ask for compliments.
I won't stop for anything.
Cloud theory
I am intoxicated in the blue sky.
Sing on the blue sea and be friends with the breeze.
Keep company with sunshine.
Cloud theory
My body is heavy and tired.
I will turn into rain.
Sprinkle on the earth, accumulate into a stream and run to the sea.
Really experience the spring flowers on earth.
Cloud theory
The sunshine is flowing in my arms.
I am out of water.
Round trip to the sky
You can hold hands with the wind and have fun together.
Question 5: Take > Write a poem on the topic and say
Who said that
Let me tell you something.
What can you say?
What can't you say? You asked me to say it.
I'd say if you give points first
What should I say?
Did you say anything?
It's no use talking.
Say nothing.
Say Mao
say
Question 6: Write a poem on the topic of Cloud Theory, white, and laugh with the sun.
Several layers of black rain.
Colorful morning glow is enchanting.
The setting sun shines like fire.
Write clouds of different colors at different times.
Question 7: Seek a modern poetic theory with the theme of "Wind Theory"
Grade 7 | 200 words | Other
Sunny April
The wind said, I'm coming
I came here lightly.
Run with the blue sky
I am the wind of freedom.
The next corner
What will you meet? Brush the little girl's face
Shallow dimple
Curved smiling eyes
The wind said, may your lovely face not be sad.
May there be no impurities in your calm and pure eyes.
Refresh mom's face
A safe atmosphere
Sweet smile
The wind said, May your smiling mouth rise forever.
May your innocent and lovely child grow up happily.
Brush the old lady's face
A vicious face
Deep wrinkles
The wind said, may your brow be healed.
I wish you peace for the rest of your life.
Pale purple on roadside wildflowers
Broken gold in the warm sunshine
Plus a sense of joy.
The wind said, I'm leaving
I walked very lightly.
Question 8: Write a poem about nature, a poem about nature.
Question 9: What is the theme of poetry? Poetry has many themes, such as love, stories, characters and so on.
Question 10: What is the theme of the poem Lobbying (original)?
You are older than me in the village.
I have listened to you since I was a child.
I like playing with you.
Follow you like a follower.
You said someone bullied me and you protected me.
You said to take me to school and help me with my homework.
You said I was your sister.
You said you wanted to marry me when you grew up.
What you said made me shy.
There are red clouds floating on his face.
But I just want to hear from you.
Keep everything you say in mind.
Finally, you were admitted to the university.
You said let me celebrate for you.
I want to give you everything.
I don't know how I spent that night.
You left the village the next day.
When we left, you made me wait.
When you succeed in your studies and earn a lot of money.
Pick me up in the village again.
Since then, I have had more such dreams.
I often dream that my brother comes back to meet my relatives.
You became a prince in my dream.
Not riding a white horse, but driving.
The river beside the village flows day and night.
Time flies like a meteor in the sky.
Flowers in the orchard fall and bloom again.
Every opening will bear rich fruits.
I am waiting, but I am not negative.
The effort finally paid off.
I was admitted to the same university as you.
What inspires me is what you say in my heart.
When I appear in front of you in high spirits
You are tongue-tied and panicked.
I didn't know the truth until later.
You married the headmaster's daughter to stay in school.
Then you explained that you said
But for you, I never said it from the heart again.
What you said is the past tense of English.
I started a new life in college.
. . . . . .