Poetry about umbrellas

Dai Wangshu in Rain Lane

Holding an oil-paper umbrella alone

Wandering in the long, long

Lonely rain lane,

I hope to see

Like cloves.

A girl with a grudge.

She does.

Clove-like color,

Lilac-like fragrance,

Sad as cloves,

Mourning in the rain,

Sadness and hesitation;

She lingers in this lonely rain lane,

Hold an oil-paper umbrella

Like me,

Like me.

voicelessly

Cold, sadness and melancholy.

She approached quietly,

Get close and throw again.

Breathing eyes

She floated by.

Like a dream,

As sad and confused as a dream.

Floating like a dream

A lilac field,

I passed this girl by;

She left silently, left,

A crumbling fence,

Walk through this rainy path.

In the lamentation of the rain,

Remove her color,

Spread her fragrance,

Disappeared, even hers

Breathing eyes

Lilac is melancholy.

Holding an oil-paper umbrella alone

Wandering in the long, long

Lonely rain lane,

I hope to float over.

Like cloves.

A girl with a grudge.

Umbrella, whether it is rainy or sunny, we can't live without you; On rainy days, you shelter us from the wind and rain. On sunny days, you brought us a "shady place".

If it is a blue rain at night, fortunately, I still have a desk lamp and an exquisite umbrella to spread the soft breath, and no matter what material it is, with a crimson breath or an orange glow, I hope you will be my umbrella maker and accompany me through the wet and cold rain!