Poetry of the Middle Class about the Motherland

Poems praising the motherland in kindergarten middle schools 1

Early in the morning, standing under a high stone tablet.

Calm pines and cypresses have a strong personality.

I, an unknown poet.

Write this group of poems against the breeze.

This is a group of affectionate poems.

To the martyrs and the bright five-star red flag.

For my country.

Come to the general's grave

Then I stood on the battlefield filled with smoke.

I saw this in the loud charge.

The brave soldier fell in the gunfire.

I see bright red blood flowing.

I feel a force rushing inside and outside me.

Sit down, I have tears in my eyes.

Sitting on this slope in the war

Look up at the blue sky

My soul is in a cloud.

Then I heard the lasting passion.

That is a rich and profound song.

Raise in the wind, a song

This opened my complex.

I often go there on foot.

Look at the pine and cypress standing solemnly.

Red soil and green plants are growing.

Similarly, it also grows the truest memory.

Then in that inspiring song,

My dream is still galloping on the battlefield.

It's hard to forget: "Go ahead for the new China!"

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The wind in spring is still a little cold.

But who will miss the season of publicizing life?

From the city to the countryside, every new species and life

Everyone keeps a smile of primitive truth.

I saw some earth-shattering things.

And then come out of the cracks in the rock.

I saw blood rising in the grass.

On this day, look back.

I stand at the peak of history.

Look at the roaring river, the angry nation.

I saw an unyielding soul burning with unyielding flame.

Then yes, we never give in to fate.

We came from the dust and walked through the smoke.

History has written us crimson.

Motherland, I woke up from the morning like this.

Not for feelings and tears.

Blew out a cavity of blood

Just protect your dignity with my bleeding heart.

Make your mind and body complete and unified.

Just on a deserted hillside

Write a poem and plant a tree.

Then at this moment, I held my head high.

In front of my motherland, I feel

My weakness has become strong.

Me, flowers and any birds.

Can wander in the river of life.

Or die in the forefront of national peril?

Well, in fact, we have no room for hesitation.

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There is no boundary between pure May and warm June.

I picked up a cup of crimson liquid.

Welcome the bright moonlight and the loud sun.

The music played and the celebration songs danced.

There is a hand rising in the undulating echo.

Blue waves rippled in the sky, condensing passion.

My motherland! A cry broke out from the goblet.

At the moment, I don't want to call my motherland "mom"

Because in front of the motherland, I am too small and humble.

I am just an unknown poet, just like a country child.

Often awakened by some tender buds in spring.

They green every growing story in my heart.

So I learned to climb, run, think and mature.

I learned to pose like a river with tears in my eyes and a smile.

So, I traveled all over the country.

Your towering mountains and rushing rivers

Vast fields, boundless grasslands

Motherland, children of my motherland.

I touched your strong and determined bones.

Has quietly entered your life.

Until the depths of your blood

Then I began to think of myself as a seed.

Water, Poetry and Life

Plant on the land of the motherland

So, I use the purest voice.

Announce to the boundless sky

Am I a grass of the motherland, or

Red sorghum matured in autumn.

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My country, if possible.

I also want to be an unknown poet.

Tap with my stiff fingers.

Poems that have been sleeping for thousands of years

And the purest heart in poetry.

I feel your spirit with a look up.

Your noble soul

The wet morning breeze swept over my face.

I feel you fall like a flower.

My beloved motherland!

You let a soul tell its strength in pain.

Facing the sun in the morning and facing the sea alone.

You brought me into the cycle of time and years.

Let my heart overflow with silence, fly high.

Love you deeply! my motherland

I'd rather be a clever bird.

Shuttle between the ancient riverbed and the modern fields.

Shuttle between the lines of blood.

This is a thinking bird, a bird from daydreaming.

With a cavity of loyalty to you and love without regret.

To spread your open mind and great love.

Why do I often cry?

Because I love my motherland from the bottom of my heart

Because I love this land deeply!

I love sunset, countryside, bonfires, wheat fields and sheep.

And horses that graze freely

Standing under the burning sky, my thoughts

My warmest tears and my blood are boiling!