Poetry describing children's rapid growth in spring

1. The grass grows in February, and the willows are drunk with spring smoke. The children came back from school early, so they were busy flying kites in the east wind.

The smiling faces of lively children bloom in the green fields like spring flowers.

Groups of children are flying kites and playing badminton on the grass, and the shouts and noises of joy make the shoots tremble.

The spring breeze is warm, and everyone kicks shuttlecock together. Badminton seems to have a spring rope tied to Jia Jia's foot and kept jumping up and down on her foot.

The winter vacation is over, and the campus is full of laughter. The students are chasing and fighting. Some are climbing poles, some are jumping, and some are playing badminton. Only female students danced rubber bands in groups of three or five, humming songs briskly.

Birds on the branches are chirping and singing, as if they were coming to our Spring Festival get-together.

7. Spring has come and the swallows have come back from the south. It is covered with bright black feathers and has a pair of handsome and light wings. It is pecking at branches in the sky, ready to go home and rebuild its nest. My friends and I also ran to the grass to play with sandbags.

8. The willows spit out green buds. I went fishing by the river and saw the river bank full of vitality.

9. We flew kites in the field, and it began to rain misty spring rain, which moistened the grass, made it greener, moistened the earth and made it softer.