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About youth, inspirational poetry recitation (longer) and songs suitable for running.
Four Songs of Youth

(1) Snow in March

A snow came in March

My mother died in the dust

What disappeared in the sky was not only the winter sunshine

The figure of pigeons flying

The strings were broken

I fell on the top of the mountain in the depths of the clouds and cried

March was the season of flowers < The door

and the river that can't swim across the river

The stars have already disappeared

There is no touch of the moon on the ditch

I am fiddling with a song of acacia on a snowy night on my own tears

(2) I secretly love you

and watch you

sprinkle light green in my lonely autumn

. There is no fish swimming happily

I fly into the sky

I overlook the flower projected on the running water

I find that it has turned yellow in the wind of years

Childhood is a complete mirror

Youth is a mottled leaf

Who is covered with worries all over the mountains and valleys

Who is dreaming with white clouds

The cuckoo sings every night in spring.

(4) Bright March

Bright March

There are many flowers and shadows

The wind shakes the green leaves

I open the window

The sun runs in

The shadow is driven out

I hear the sound of loneliness and fracture

The broken silk-like youth water surface that birds pass by

Isn't it my sadness that sparkles Let's listen to the whispers of flowers and dreams

2.

You are my youth

You came gently,

with a little naughty.

you are so innocent,

hypocrisy is irresistible.

You came gently,

With a little dream,

You are so cute.

you are faint,

freshness is your temperament,

simplicity is your wealth.

I wanted to hold you in my arms,

but you cried.

so, I won't profane your alcohol any more.

just because you are my youth.

3、

youth is in no mood

< 1 >

When I look back again, the hand that

clearly waved for a long time

but

still sees nothing

Only the leaves on those trees behind me

are swaying gently in the wind

< 2 >

These tranquility. Lonely branches are naked and loose hair. Under the breeze of the cold wind,

the roots are fluttering in disorder.

A few finches are jumping under the eaves and looking here from time to time.

But they are never far away from their warm homes.

The sun is always pale and pale in the dignified sky.

It is monotonous and silent again and again.

It shakes again and again. Stars

A bird lay quietly in the grass as if it had been dead for a long time

The place where it had walked could never find the deep mark it had left

The clear river was full of leaves, large and small

Many traps were created in a wide valley

The accumulated leaves were carefully stepped on

In an extraordinary gentle sound, the direction was identified

or the time was found. The

steel sheet originally cast with some beautiful petals

< 4 >

Is it to pray for the windy song again for the yellow land that has been dry for 1, years?

Is it for the end of that song to cross your wandering soul again?

Is it for the soul to surpass a banana that was originally far away from the jungle a few years ago?

Is it for the illusion of that banana in the empty world? Exhausted

the ground is blurred by dusty footprints day by day

How many times have tears filled the sea and Wang Yang

The environment is getting worse and worse, and it can't hit a brand-new human being

The bitter and salty life in the previous life still surrounds the dam where you step

< 5 >

Sitting by the river on the rough black sand

Thinking again. The silence that hates death is more easygoing than anything else.

The footprints of the years have turned the black floating soil into a blank.

Two mouths have finally become a muddled dead sea.

After a million kinds of storms, it is still an immortal silence.

< 6 >

Laughter comes from afar.

The pages on the table are turned upside down with the wind.

It seems that you are approaching by the waves far away.

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