Self-created modern poems describing the Spring Festival

eve

Firecrackers continued, fireworks rose,

Pleas the sky, or be angry at its vast nothingness.

This is Shangyuan, the former Royal Orchard.

The century-old persimmon forest exposed its impossible black in the frost and cold;

This is the north of Beijing and the people who have settled here.

When the galaxy of childhood passed through their roof again,

Only then did I realize that I would always be a stranger;

This is a native of China, and time does not bring wisdom.

But a more persistent superstition-it's New Year's Eve again,

Atheists put up couplets all night to welcome the god of wealth;

And you, however, dreamed that the newly-built house was peeling off,

Masonry activity, delayed teeth.