"Goose, Goose, Goose ..." Since I was a child, ancient poetry and I were inseparable. As soon as I stepped into the school gate, I felt the taste of ancient poetry. I happened to see such a poem in a book, "Tomorrow is tomorrow. With so many tomorrows, I will live in tomorrow, and everything will be in vain." After reading this, I think the author must have neglected his time when he was a child, and wasted it without studying hard. Now it is helpless to regret it! So, I thought of myself. Every time I do my homework, I always leave today's homework for tomorrow, but there are countless tomorrows in life and our time is limited! If this happens again, it can only be "young people don't work hard and the boss is sad." In the future study, whenever I want to be lazy, I will always think of these profound ancient poems and spur me to keep working hard.
In the following days, I learned many poems that moved me, such as "thread in a kind mother's hand, making clothes for her wayward son's body ..." I felt my mother's hard work and worried about her children.
Ancient poetry can not only make us feel the richness of the motherland's language, but more importantly, let us understand a lot of truth about being a man. I love you, ancient poetry.
I remember when I babbled. Every night before going to bed, my father always taught me to read some ancient poems, but the next day I forgot all about them. At that time, I felt that ancient poetry was just not as good as nursery rhymes. ...
I remember when I babbled, my father always taught me to read some ancient poems before going to bed every night, but the next day I forgot all about them and wrote a story about me and ancient poems. At that time, I felt old. ...
As long as I can remember, I have an inexplicable affection for ancient poetry. Because every poem can not only clarify profound truth for us, but also read fluently. I have an indissoluble bond with ancient poetry. The first poem I learned ...