Modern poems describing spring are created by primary school students themselves.

Modern poems describing spring are as follows:

1, talking to the grass in spring,

Say, say,

The grass is turning green.

Talking to frogs in spring,

Say, say,

The frog jumped out of the water and sang happily.

I talk to squirrels in spring,

Say, say,

The squirrel came out of the hole happily.

Talking to fish in spring,

Say, say,

Fish scrambled to jump out of the water.

2. The cuckoo "cuckoo cuckoo" calls.

Wake up miss chun.

Our spring has come.

The ice in the river has melted.

Flowers and plants have revived.

Everyone changed into light shoes.

Come to the stadium

Come to the grass

My favorite season is spring.

Do you like it?

3. Just pick a wisp of incense.

Borrow a gust of wind and send it to your dream.

If you turn over in your dream,

That must be me.

Come to your side

When you wake up, you will

Be surprised to find that

Next to your pillow, there really is.

A little flower

4, the pace of spring

Lift the veil of winter

There you are.

Singing a brisk song in my field of vision

Show slowly

You brought your persistence and romance.

Into the soft lingering, surging spread.

Ever been a stranger? For me,

What kind of life music can you play?

A wisp of dust danced gently.

You woke up soft and green.

Drunk in the ditch and pond

Wash through blue

Laugh at the morning sun

Arouse my feelings

Stained with the vitality of your youth.

You really came back.

You said, I saved energy for a year.

It will make me cold anyway.

Become bright and fragrant

There is little wind and heavy rain.

The world is in turmoil, let it be emotional.

All vitality is natural and warm.

The traces of winter are gone, and I am slowly afraid.

You said there was you.

My arms are open-minded and open.

Including this distant mountain and near field

Branches, branches, leaves, gullies and ridges

Full of the color of spring.

I will write for you and splash ink for you.