Modern poetry praising spring.

spring

Modern Zhao Ye

My imagination dried up and my arms hung low.

Can't stand the tenderness of spring, I saw a book,

The black cover reminds me of the decay of history.

Every tree in my memory was rustled by the wind;

How futile my work is, my words,

Simple or firm, my life is a real chestnut.

The flame of dawn or dusk I experienced, the roaring sword and palace in my dream.

Has been deposed by other forces, I have withdrawn from the spring,

Back to the last edge, I have to leave the light,

Like a slender bug, I knew something was going to happen.

I'll be in the rotten leaves,

Swearing, crying and excitement