Five modern classic poems describing winter

# Poetry Appreciation # Introduction Winter has come, the world has become white and flawless, and there is a white scene everywhere, which is beautiful and charming. Please enjoy the poem about winter edited by the author. Welcome to reading.

A modern classic poem that lasted all winter.

Autumn struggled to climb over the windows.

Hay turned white overnight.

The northwest wind began to shine.

A thin layer of frost.

But it can't be covered.

The roof of the poor

I cringed.

Drill into thick shell

It's like Qiu being held hostage

Modern classical poetry in the second winter

Poke your nose everywhere

Wrinkle the river surface

Disrupt the willow's long hair.

Leaves with a sigh

Hay is on crutches.

I put on my cotton-padded clothes.

The threshold of winter roads

tread lightly

fear that

Awaken the door of dreams

A modern classic poem "Three Winters"

The first winter rain

In a dream

Stranded

Leave a wet mark

(early) morning

The wind is tighter than usual.

The leaves at the top of the tree can't hold on any longer.

Sparrows look down at the bare branches.

Looks a little lonely

Running pedestrians

Too busy to care about the story after the rain.

I don't care.

Dadishen

A cotton-padded coat with yellow leaves

A modern classic poem "Four winters"

Push open the door of early winter.

The sun is very cold.

Moonlight washes the cold

The wind holds the knife.

The bird dodged.

Broad vision

The branches extend into the blue sky.

Abrupt but not abrupt

Bird's nest is clear at a glance.

Appear alone

There seems to be asthma in winter.

Groan in a low voice

only

Snow in the distance

Haven't appeared yet

A modern classic poem "Five winters"

The festival came as scheduled.

There is snow on the road.

The window is looking forward to the flowers.

The ice flower is gone.

The sun closed its edge.

Platanus acerifolia

Stubborn resistance

Delay ending it

The last song of the curtain call

Thin trees look forward to snow.

Make its white leaves.

Shelley

Spring is coming.