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Poetry that embodies childlike innocence! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Age: Modern and Contemporary

Author: Xu Zhimo

I have a love.

Content:

I have a love; ——

I love stars in the sky;

I like their crystals:

There is no such strange god on earth.

On a cold evening in winter,

On a lonely and gloomy morning.

At sea, at the top of the mountain after the storm—

There will always be one, ten thousand stars!

The embrace of grass flowers by the mountain stream,

The joy of the children upstairs,

Traveler's Light and South Needle:—

A shining elf thousands of miles away!

I have a broken soul,

Like a pile of broken crystals,

Scattered among weeds in the wilderness—

Sip your immediate attention.

The ice and tenderness of life,

I have tasted it, and I have endured it;

Sometimes the cricket's Qiu Ge is placed on the steps,

It broke my heart and made me cry.

I showed my honesty,

Give love to the star of tomorrow,

Whether life is illusory or real.

Is the earth inside or outside-

There are always stars in the sky!

Age: Modern and Contemporary

Author: Liushahe

Works: That's a cricket.

Content:

Mr. Y, a poet in Taiwan Province, said: "Overseas, when you hear crickets at night, you will think that you heard them in rural Sichuan."

That's a cricket.

Steel wings beat the golden wind.

Jump across the channel

Landing quietly over Taipei

I left it in your yard.

Sing every night

That's a cricket.

I sang it in July.

I sang it with Tang crickets.

I sang it in nineteen ancient poems.

I sang by Mulan's loom.

I rap with Jiang Kui's words.

I've heard of it.

I've heard of it.

That's a cricket.

I sing by the post road in the mountains.

Singing on the beacon tower of the Great Wall

Singing in the courtyard of the hotel

Singing in the weeds on the battlefield

Lonely guests have heard of it.

The wounded soldier heard about it.

That's a cricket.

Sing in your memory

Singing in my memory

Sing the surprise of childhood

Sing the loneliness of middle age

Think of carving bamboo as a cage.

Think of the pager fence falling down.

Think about moon cakes.

Think of osmanthus

Think of pomegranate fruit covered with pearls.

Thinking of hometown, flying yellow leaves.

Think of the residual lotus in the wild pond

Think of Yan Nanfei

Think of the piles of hay in the field.

Thinking that mom told us to go back and add clothes.

Think of the years when I slipped away.

That's a cricket.

Singing across the channel

Singing on this side of the channel

Singing in the alleys of Taipei

Singing in an alley in Sichuan

Singing everywhere

More monotonous than the most monotonous music.

More harmonious than the most harmonious voice.

condensation water

It's dew

Burning light

It's fireflies

Become a bird

This is a partridge.

Crying in the hearts of homesick people

That's a cricket.

Singing outside your window

Singing outside my window

You're listening

You're gone.

I'm listening.

I'm singing.

You should guess what I am singing.

I'll guess what you're thinking

China people have the mentality of China people.

China people have the ears of China people.

1982.7. 10 Chengdu

Age: Modern and Contemporary

Author: Gu Cheng

Works: I am a small town.

Content:

My heart,

This is a city,

The smallest city.

There is no messy market,

There are not many residents.

Cold and clear,

Cold and clear,

Only a fallen leaf,

Just a bunch of flowers,

Hide secretly—

Childhood friends.

My dream,

This is a city,

The smallest city.

There are no strict palaces,

There is no sacred tomb,

Quiet,

Quiet,

There is only a mist,

There was only a breeze,

Still silently attached to-

The innocence of childhood.

Ah, I'm a small town,

The smallest city,

Only one person can live,

My dream girl,

My sweetheart,

My love-

Why not come?

Why not come?

Age: Modern and Contemporary

Author: Gu Cheng

Works: I am a wayward child.

Content:

I am a wayward child.

I want to paint windows all over the world.

Let all eyes accustomed to darkness get used to light.

perhaps

I am a child spoiled by my mother.

I am very self willed

I hope

Every moment.

As beautiful as colored crayons.

I hope

You can draw on your beloved white paper.

Freedom to paint clumsily.

Draw the next picture Never.

With tears in my eyes

A piece of sky

A feather and leaf belonging to the sky.

Light green night and apples

I want to draw the morning.

Draw dew

The smile you can see.

Draw all the youngest

Love without pain

She has never seen a cloud.

Her eyes are the color of a clear sky.

She always looks at me.

Forever, watch

Never turn around suddenly.

I want to paint the distant scenery.

Draw a clear horizon and water waves

Draw many happy rivers.

Painting mountains—

Full of fuzzy fluff

I put them together.

Let them fall in love.

Let every acquiescence

Every quiet spring is exciting.

Be a little flower's birthday.

I also want to paint the future.

I haven't seen her, and I can't.

But I know she is beautiful.

I drew her autumn clothes.

Draw those burning candles and maple leaves

I paint a lot because I love her.

Extinguished heart

Hua wedding

Draw an early-rising festival-

There is cellophane on it.

And illustrations of northern fairy tales

I am a wayward child.

I want to erase all my misfortunes.

I think on earth

Draw all the windows

Let all eyes get used to the darkness.

Accustomed to the light

I want to paint a style.

Draw a mountain higher than the last one.

Draw the desire of the oriental nation

Draw the sea—

Endless sweet sound

Finally, in the corner of the paper

I want to paint myself, too

Draw a koala

He sat in the dark jungle of Victoria.

Sitting on a quiet branch

stare blankly

He has no home.

There is no heart in the distance.

He only has, a lot.

Berry dream

And big eyes.

I hope

think

But somehow,

I have no crayons.

Don't get a color moment.

I only have me.

My fingers and pain.

Just shredded pieces.

Beloved white paper

Let them find butterflies.

Let them disappear from today.

I'm still a kid.

A child spoiled by an imaginary mother

I am very self willed

Is it okay?