Besides Farewell to Cambridge, are there any classic poems to read in Northeastern dialect?

I found it online for reference only. I hope it will be helpful to you:

To the Oak Tree (Northeast dialect version)

If I care about you--

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I will never be an eight-bent morning glory

I will use your fork to comfort myself:

If I care about you--

Never imitate the silly chirping birds,

Momo hummed a few songs in the shadow of the tree

Nor like the blisters,

The whole thing is pulled out;

It is not like the top of the mountain, which increases your figure and shows off your bear-like appearance.

And the sun.

And rain.

If you still don’t understand what this means!

I will be like a tree in front of you,

I will never let go of that trouble with you.

The roots, the thieves are digging hard into the ground,

The leaves are struggling to reach the clouds.

A sudden gust of wind blew

Look at me and I look at you when we are talking about each other

Others don’t know what we are talking about.

The branches of your tree are so hard

They are also very sharp

I am like a red flower, < /p>

Let’s put aside the frustration

It’s like a burning flame

Let’s put aside the cold

Also watch Jing'er with an old nose

We are not close to each other even when we are old.

But we have a very good relationship.

We are like a solid couple.< /p>

You are quite interesting

Not only do I admire your silly, big, black and thick figure

I also admire your fierce eyes

Just standing there, dumbfounded.