Original modern winter poetry

Original winter modern poetry I

Hometown at this time

It's time to get busy.

Welcome distant relatives

Cooking smoke is full of love thoughts.

childhood

It's always hard to forget

A few crooked jujube trees and a handful of yellow mud.

Let your heart open a beautiful scene.

I am far away.

Dip in ink and stare

Through sugarcoated berries and marshmallows.

go through all the vicissitudes of life

Fingertips string together an inch of time.

My mother always has tears in her eyes.

Do you miss your father or care about homeless people?

Flash thoughts shine in the flying snowflakes.

I want to be alone.

Follow the direction of the snow.

Go to my father's grave first.

Don't miss it, don't talk about desolation.

Tell him we're back.

Everything is fine at home.

Mother's body is still healthy.

A few bottles of wine and some cigarettes are outside your grave.

The sunset dyed the morning glow red.

I want to describe it with my heart

Everything in my hometown

Wait until the spring blossoms, and slowly count the time.

Original Winter Modern Poetry II

The north wind roared.

This is the soul of winter

And an old man in winter.

A long moan

Sting, I'm depressed

A bitter and lonely heart

Vilen is pale.

Depressing and suffocating

Like a giant morgue.

I stayed there.

Life is like this.

No past.

dead leaves

Blown away by the wind

This is the red leaf I once wrote.

No words.

There is only a little left.

Traces of sobbing

There is a bell in the air.

There are so many people in vilen.

They all held up a dead leaf.

Solemn and depressing

At the foot is shrinking snow.

The sky is white clouds rolled up by the wind.

Original Winter Modern Poetry III

Winter without snow

Very lonely

The whole winter.

Is lonely

lonely

As in the gray sky.

The one in the distance

A lonely tree

The one on the roof

A towering chimney

The one in front of me

Birds fly quietly.

Wipe with your fingertips.

Curl and drift

Blue Smoke

Like a bitter battle

I still miss it.

I

Original Winter Modern Poetry IV

dear

Who is it?

In this one

Another one.

chilly winter

Open your heart

Keep you warm

And the swinging one.

Clear wind chimes

Will it be very weak?

Enter your cool dream

Covered with layers of dust

guitar

Will pick and ring

Your heartstrings?

Just as eager

Call your birth name

mother

As silent as ever.

Watching you grow up

father

Like grandma's grave.

Green and yellow

mourning apparel

Original winter modern poetry v

The cold wind roared

raise

Rows of camel bells

The echo of the sunset deep in the desert

depth

Camels dispelled the flame of history.

Camel's longing for love under the moon

The camel flew straight into the air.

Bursts of wild goose trails

Yuan Dong's Six Modern Poems

Don't complain

Even in this winter

A night of power failure

Holding a lamp alone

Dim candlelight

You are better than the little match girl.

happy

Modern Poetry in the Original Winter VII

After this winter,

I will leave

In a remote place

Go to a place where you can quietly.

Where I miss you.

In silence

Forget you

Eight modern poems in the original winter

This winter week

A little deserted

Cold and cheerless as on vilen.

The one with the tombstone

grave

Passing a field full of wheat

My hands are empty.

Take time to sign

Didn't take away a single seed.

I didn't take it with me.

A green leaf

Nine modern poems in the original winter

My idea is simple.

Simplicity reminds you

In the wheat field

Vigilant farmers

or

Just unearthed

Qin and Han bamboo slips

Ten Modern Poems of Yuan Dong

night

That is the ashes after the burning of life.

That is the ashes after the burning of time.

It is the burning ashes of missing.

By the bonfire that created the night.

I looked up alone.

Original modern winter poetry XI

cold

But under the hard and calm ice

Undercurrent surge

In a gentle way.

Cold winter

Gave it to us.

Alternative

hope