Modern Poetry Describing Grassland

Modern poetry, also known as "vernacular poetry", can be traced back to the late Qing Dynasty, which is a kind of poetry. Compared with ancient poems, although they are all written for understanding things, they are generally informal in format and rhythm. Modern poetry is free in form and rich in connotation, and image management is more important than rhetoric application, which completely breaks through the characteristics of ancient poetry, such as "gentle and sincere, sad but not complaining" The following are the complete works of modern poems describing grasslands that I brought with me, hoping to help you.

A modern poem describing grassland 1 grassland in early spring,

Under the thin snow layer, it is yellowish.

The tender grass sticks its head out, sucking the coolness of the snow.

Curiously looking around the vast Bashang grassland,

The quiet and high sky,

Slightly sad,

Like the face of a weather-beaten Mongolian old man.

A modern poem describing the grassland suddenly blew a breeze.

The air has the freshness peculiar to spring,

Like a young Mongolian girl, she exudes the fragrance of her body.

She swept the ice sheet in her best clothes,

Across the desert,

Running,

Singing touching love songs,

Sprinkle infinite vitality on the vast grassland.

A modern poem describing the grassland, from three people to middle age,

Looking up at the blue sky in my hometown,

Take a deep breath,

Breathing the breath of grassland,

Let the tears of happiness cross-flow.