why do you
Not sitting at the top of the tree?
Bird, bird,
why do you
Jump back and forth on the tightrope?
I see, I see,
You mistook the wire for a stick.
The notes of birds,
Oh, bird-
What a beautiful tune ...
A short modern children's poem: the moon
The moon in the sky goes round and round,
It shines like a jade plate in the sea.
A group of fish swam over,
The tracts were broken into two or three pieces.
The fish ran away in fear,
All the way to the rock.
Looking back,
The moon is round.
A Brief Comment on Children's Modern Poetry Part II: Fairy Tales
To the south of the clouds,
That distant place,
A group of leaves said:
We want to be as open as flowers.
A group of flowers said:
We want to fly like birds.
A group of peacocks said:
We want to grow like trees.
Modern Children's Poem III: Pomegranate
Pomegranate blossoms.
Aunt Xia tied it.
A bright bow
Pomegranate fruit is ripe
It's Qiu's mother shaking it.
Harvest Kurenai Rin
A Brief Introduction to Children's Modern Poetry Part IV: Germination
Spring is coming.
The weather is very warm.
Come out quickly.
Bud bud
Don't just show your head.
How beautiful it is outside the bark.
Come out quickly.
The sun will give you
Put on green clothes
Spring breeze will give you.
Sweet dew
Children's Modern Short Poems Part V: Fishing Fire
The night is quiet.
river water
He's a good boy.
Listen to Mother Moon.
go to bed
The fisherman lit the fishing fire.
river water
It's like opening your eyes
talk/speak in one's sleep
Modern Short Poems for Children Part VI: Bamboo Shoots
calmly
Arch out of the ground
I want to inquire about it
In spring
The secret of tree green
The news of flowers blooming
Chapter 7 of a short modern children's poem: stubble for blind mother-in-law
I am glad to catch it back.
A green slug,
I gave it to you with great joy.
Neighbor's blind mother-in-law
Mother-in-law,
This can only sing. Fruit,
When I was at school,
So it can sing for you and for me.
Singing will take you into Shan Ye,
Watching the clear waves roll in the stream,
Smell the fragrance of mountain flowers,
Hear the birds sing together.
Mother-in-law,
This is a singing slug.
Listen, how well it sings,
Fruit, fruit, fruit, fruit ...
Children's Modern Short Poems Part VIII: Insects and Birds
Wash mom's socks.
One was caught on the rope.
The rope became a polypod.
Crawl in the sun
I washed my sister's handkerchief.
One was caught on the rope.
The rope turned into a flock of egrets flying in the breeze.