1. The golden rooster searched in the rice field and pecked out a golden rice.
The white deer jumped in the forest and touched a yellow leaf.
3. The grey rabbit hid in the grass and started a flock of butterflies.
The frog broke a lotus leaf in the middle of the lotus pond.
The red fox ran in the snow, leaving a series of deep footprints.
6. The black bear fell asleep in the cave and knocked off a small stone.
7. Cranes fly in the sky and cross a long cloud.
8. The tortoise walked on the beach, leaving a shallow trace.
9. Zebras run on the grassland and set off a little dust.
10, the squirrel jumped in the Woods and scared a bird away.
1 1. The hedgehog rolled around in the orchard, bearing numerous fruits.
12, the penguin slipped on the ice, leaving a clear mark.
13. Dolphins jump in the waves and splash.
14, butterflies dance among the flowers, bringing a faint fragrance of flowers.
15, the bees picked on the petals and collected a drop of nectar.
Specific methods of imitating poetry:
1, direct imitation. Is to re-create a complete poem according to the rhythm of poetry. For example, after learning the poem "Spring Dawn", I created a landscape poem describing spring by imitating the rhythm of this poem. This imitation seems simple, but it is not easy to do it well. First of all, you are required to be very familiar with the meter of this poem. Secondly, you should carefully observe the scenery described in the poem and grasp the characteristics.
2. expand parrot. Is to expand a sentence or several poems into a complete poem. For example, the phrase "Cold Night" in a night-mooring near maple bridge by the Tang Dynasty poet Zhang Ji was expanded and imitated. This parody needs to be familiar with the creative background of the original poem, understand the author's emotional tone, pay attention to the coherence and charm of the extended poem, and can't be far-fetched, let alone change the theme and emotion of the original poem.
3, rewrite imitation. It is to change the content, expression and language style of a poem on the basis of retaining the original intention. For example, Wang Zhihuan's In the Lodge of Herons was rewritten and parodied. This parody requires a full understanding of the connotation and artistic conception of the original poem and re-creation by using one's own language style, which not only retains the charm of the original poem, but also makes some innovations.