A children's poem has three bars, and each bar has three to five sentences. I'm anxious.

Little fairy tale

To the south of the clouds,

That distant place,

A group of leaves said:

We want to be as open as flowers.

A group of flowers said:

We want to fly like birds.

A group of peacocks said:

We want to grow like trees.

Father Time

It's for children who don't value time,

Carve a stupid turtle,

With a heavy sigh,

It's painful to climb behind.

It gives hard-working children,

Carve a red horse,

Every day, my hooves fly,

Run ahead of others.

It has made great contributions to people,

Carve a universal passport,

No matter where you go,

You will see a spring-like smile.

It gives people who have accomplished nothing,

Carve a life certificate,

Although he is still young,

But I'm too old to be old.

This time it's a meat cleaver,

That's it. Unbridled.

It tests everyone's attitude towards time.