Poetry doesn't want to be the fog in the morning.

The original text of the poem "I don't want to be the morning mist" is as follows:

Don't want to be the fog in the morning, don't want to be the sunset at night,

I don't want to be a wandering star or a flower in spring.

I would like to be a seed buried deep in the soil, take root and sprout,

All over the world, providing beautiful stories.

May you be salt and light, and honor him faithfully,

Witness God's actions and lead people back to heaven.

In this poem, the author uses the fog in the morning, the chardonnay in the evening, the wandering stars and flowers in spring to represent fleeting beauty, expressing his desire to persist in and contribute to it for a long time instead of pursuing transient beauty. At the same time, the author hopes that he can be as salty as salt and as bright and warm as light, witness God's actions and guide people back to God's home.