"Water in my hometown" is a junior high school poem with 300 words

The purple path is green.

Growing emotional context

Childhood with green mountains and green waters

Has been hidden in the yard with gray tiles and stone walls.

Frequent calls

There is still light smoke in the dusk.

The story in that dream

Wake up alone.

Drunk and lonely

So far away from home, the local accent is drifting away. I have been looking for it in my memory.

Last night, I suddenly heard the bamboo flute, the fence was sparse, and I lost it in the green house.

Looking for hometown in June, there are fragrant stars and bamboo seas all over the sky, and bamboo leaves are the writing paper of acacia.

When you screened out the dancing beautiful images for me, did you lick my long-missed forehead? On the way home, sad tears ran through the moss.

In June, you sewed up my aching acacia. Do you want to see me? I feel sorry for you. I'm here for you.