Appreciation of Modern Poetry: Mother's Kindness

In childhood

I always feel that winter nights are long.

The sun stopped early.

Started a night dream.

Under the dim oil lamp

A pair of dry hands

Thread a needle into a thread.

Repair the change of time

Mother murmured a prayer.

Expect children to grow up quickly

Tell us about the painful past.

Sounds like a fairy tale in a dream.

Sleep with me.

Wake up at midnight

The light is still on.

Needle and thread in mother's hand

Still traveling through time

See my mother's figure

Reflected on the dim wall

My heart is like a depressed dark cloud.

Left a hazy sadness.

See mother's eyes

Still shining

Kindness to mother

With great admiration

Mother is like the sun in the sky.

Shine forever.

Under the dim oil lamp

Spend my childhood with me.

On that flat pit

Our brothers all grew up in dreams.

Dreams are flowing clouds.

Dreams are the blowing wind.

Mother is in a needle and thread.

Weave flying wings for us.

Let us have an ideal.

Let's fly.

A pit in the north

This is the bed of the sun.

Childhood dream

I grew up in this bed.

There is maternal love here.

There is maternal love here.

Like a silk thread in a mother's hand.

Has been firmly sewn on the dream.

No matter where I am

No matter where I am in the cape.

As long as in the dream

You can see your mother's figure.

And that affectionate eye god.