Summer waterproof poems for students

I had a pen that day.

I had a pen that day.

So, I collected the branches of poplar trees.

However, grandpa cried.

Grandpa wiped his tears with his skirts.

Uncle with a black box in his hand.

Right in front of grandpa.

My uncle told me.

That black square box

It's not called a square box

It is the camera mentioned in my textbook.

I had a pen that day.

So I took out a square piece of paper.

I try to write down teacher Zhang.

The word that was just given to us this morning.

Unfortunately, I forgot how to spell it.

Just remember, the pronunciation is "ai"

My uncle held my hand.

While writing, gently read: love-

I had a pen that day.

It's from an uncle in the provincial capital.

My uncle not only gave me a pen.

I didn't give anything, Fangfang. . . . . .

Lots and lots of my little friends.

Each of them has a pen in his hand.

So we ran and ran.

Run and run with a pen in hand

The chickens in the courtyard dam chirp like panic.

Grandpa finally stopped crying.

Grandpa, he smiled. . . . . .