Recalling childhood prose poems

Childhood is the pride of ignorance.

Not write

But holding a dry branch

Lying proudly on the beach

Write your own symbols.

Childhood is an ethereal dream.

Can't draw.

But holding an angular stone

Be in high spirits on the wall

Outline one's ideal kingdom

Childhood is pure spirit.

Don't know how to dance

But put on mom's long sleeves

On the green grassland full of flowers

Spin the most beautiful ballet

Childhood is a holy angel.

Don't know the melody

But let go of the gentle voice

In the boundless wilderness

Singing the rising sun on the grassland

You can laugh happily in childhood.

Even if two front teeth are lost

Still won't worry about being suspected.

Because there is a face like a red apple.

You can cry loudly in childhood.

Even if it thunders and it doesn't rain.

You will also find it between your fingers.

People who love you are already anxious.

Childhood can be fun.

Even if the sun goes down,

You can also pretend not to hear.

Mom called again and again.

Childhood can talk about their own views without scruple.

Even if it is to discredit others.

But it is the purest language.

Because it's a lotus that just came out of the water.