Grub modern poetry

Grapped corn

Rows of golden autumn

Rubbing old hands

Grains of corn

Ran all over the place

Panting stove pit

A wisp of smoke walking

Twenty minutes away

From the rooftop The chimney rises into the sky

The old years

The steamed bun is cooked

The old wine

Lights up the seven-row pot table

The rice is fragrant

The eight-row kang is heated

A bottle of three-hundred-year-old wine

Dad is drunk

Sweet potatoes

Night

Mom thinks dad’s feet smell bad

There is me in the middle

I covered my head

There is a pile of sweet potatoes in the middle

Early morning

The pile of sweet potatoes is missing

The heat from outside is coming

It smells so good

Winter

Dad should take a rest

The snowflakes are all white

Mom is still so busy< /p>

The wind was cold

Dad took off his cotton boots

The cigarette bag was hooked on the cigarette basket in the kang

Smiling