Poems praising parents' love

Poems praising parents' love

Use a calloused walking plow.

Plow out a world

Huanshiyao

Keep life warm

Through the bottom of my heart with dense twine

Sew love into clothes

Children and grandchildren walk in fertile fields.

A pair of white-haired honeymoons

once

Arguing about the cold window of the sun and the moon

Rejoice at the lighting of the oil lamp

Worried about the child's condition.

The whole face is terraced fields.

memory

Dry food in childhood schoolbag

Go to the new house where adults get married.

The bitterness and tears of parents

Be full of ravines and ravines

Poems praising parents' love II

in a hurry

I'm coming.

Back to the home where I grew up.

Home remains the same.

Still feel warm.

Parents have changed.

Not as healthy as before

Although I am over forty years old.

But still think I am

Momma's Man

Mom, give me a hug.

I can't help it.

Holding a daughter taller than me

Dad always said

Your mother and I can still take care of ourselves.

Reward is a reluctant word.

Packing and saluting is a speechless moment.

Every time. say goodbye to

I had to leave in a hurry.

When I saw my parents waving,

I dare not look back.

The joy of every party.

There will be helplessness in parting.

Life is really hard to be perfect.

Flowers bloom and fall.

Another example is the setting of the sun and moon.

acquire

lose

Everything.

Don't even want to talk about it.

Poems praising parents' love III

Children are flying kites.

Parents are here.

The children are over there.

Parents are lighthouses at home.

No matter day or night.

Eyes that always illuminate the horizon

No matter how far it is.

Always in my ear

Echoed with parents' words.

No matter how busy you are.

Always between the eyebrows

Overlooking my hometown

No matter how long

Casual thoughts

Climb to my heart

In the eyes of parents

Children are children who never grow up.

In the eyes of children

Parents are towering lighthouses.

Parents health

The door to go home will not rust.

Both parents are fine.

You won't get lost on the way home.

Don't let time become a shadowless wall.

Don't disappoint your conscience in confession.

Parents are here.

Home door

It's always open.

Poetry 4 praises parents' love.

Once upon a time, you were always nagging

i'm full

Wear warm clothes

Eva always nods.

Run away quickly with your schoolbag on your back

Now, Eva is always nagging you.

take exercise

Eat reasonably.

Combine work and rest.

be endless

When the baby plays the same old tune again

You smiled quietly.

An old mouth with no teeth popped up.

Why are you more nagging than me?

No reason, no reason!

Eva is used to having you around all the time.

Eva's just scared.

Afraid of becoming a motherless child one day