Poetry about the return of geese

Return of geese

When the ice on the earth tears out the sound of joy

When the snow-capped mountains stretch out bright red and green skin

When the warm sunshine is getting earlier every day.

On Xiao Mu's bed in the cabin.

I began to wait.

Waiting for last year

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Birds flying south in June

At that time-

They went straight over our heads.

Quietly, supercilious, fly to the south.

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A great lake miles away.

Because they know the laws of Wisconsin

From dawn to night arrival

Every swamp and pond

Aim at them with a shotgun

The crow sat on the branch.

Look at their straight flight path

The dark color suddenly turned red.

In the warm southern land

They wandered on the wide water.

They are picking up corn kernels in the newly harvested corn field.

Until the spring quietly flew north.

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Monthly rest time

These geese got rid of their fears.

They turned around along the winding river.

They passed through quiet hunting spots and small continents.

Whisper to every beach

Like whispering to a long-lost friend.

They are very low, very low.

Wandering in swamps and grasslands

Say hello to every newly melted puddle and pond.

They tentatively circled over the swamp.

Flap your black wings slowly.

Slide quietly to the pond.

As soon as they touched the water, they sang happily.

It seems that they caused a sensation.

Can shake off the fragile cattail in winter.

Our wild goose

Come back again!

In the corn field after the spring harvest.

These geese come every day.

Before each departure

There was a loud and interesting debate.

And every time before the reunification, the arguments are louder.

Like a withered maple leaf.

They shook down from the sky.

They cheered the birds below.

Stretch out your happy feet

They communicate in a low voice.

It seems to be discussing the value of food

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The night of this month is very warm.

We sat outside and listened.

The cry of wild geese when they meet in the swamp.

For a long time, all was silent.

But suddenly,

Harsh goose calls.

Accompanied by a hurried and chaotic echo

The flapping of wings on the water

The sound of webbed oars

There are also heated debates among the audience.

Then there was a deep voice.

It's the last speech.

The noisy scene gradually died down.

I can only hear some vague and sparse conversations.

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Month-the season when Pulsatilla blooms.

Our swamp

It's full of the smell of grass again.

Red-winged blackbird and black-faced frog

Give life to the wet swamp.

The gathering of geese is gradually decreasing.

look up

A flock of geese are already in the clear sky.

Draw a smooth line

For the offline earth

They quietly sown golden corn kernels.

And a useful and harmless poem with wildness.