Children's poems about sugar (children's poems related to sugar)

White clouds, my cotton candy

I hid in a corner of the city

I imagined red maple leaves

blue sky, warm sun

I saw a farmhouse with white walls and red tiles

colorful leaves and reflections

a deleted country oil painting

my eyebrows. Dimples are sweet

I weave a golden crown out of straw

The scars in the countryside move lightly on the tips of my hair

I overlap dozens of the past in the growing fragments

I just want to sleep with cotton candy and never wake up

Candy

I took the child's candy and he was sad.

my candy was also robbed, but I didn't feel anything.

he left and never looked for me again.

and I pretend to be full, but I'm actually empty.

other children shared it with him, and he smiled.

My candy is frozen in my heart, and deep sleep is his best way.

The child gave me a cold shoulder, and he found new happiness.

I lost my friend and put out another candle.

cotton candy

the grinding wheel rotates

sugar is extracted not only by fine silk

but also by the sunshine of childhood

the street is noisy

the gray-haired old man on the street corner

keeps shaking his hands

the utensils surrounded by tin sheets

rustle up a mass of snow that can't be melted

It sounds like the spring wind

I was then.

Looking back at my father

My father stroking my head with his hand

Unbutting the coat pocket of the Chinese tunic suit

Pulling out a dime in his work permit and handing it to the old man

I eagerly took the marshmallow from the old man's hand

Jumping ahead

My father walked behind with a smile

One Sunday many years later

I. At the door

I saw a man shaking an appliance surrounded by iron sheets

I rolled up white marshmallows

Spring breeze knows my warmth, summer rain knows my love,

Autumn frost knows my perseverance, and winter snow knows my character. 2. Children's Poems Related to Sugar

White clouds, my cotton candy I hid in a corner of the city and imagined the red maple leaves and blue sky. In the warm sun, I saw colorful leaves in the farmhouse with white walls and red tiles, reflecting a deleted rural oil painting. My eyebrows were curved and my dimples were sweet. I wove a golden crown with straw, and moved over my hair to print dozens of past ones in the growing fragments. I just wanted to sleep with cotton candy and never wake up. I grabbed candy.

my candy was also robbed, but I didn't feel anything. He left and never looked for me again.

and I pretend to be full, but I'm actually empty. Other children shared it with him, and he smiled.

My candy is frozen in my heart, and deep sleep is his best way. The child gave me the cold shoulder, and he found new happiness.

I lost my friend and put out another candle. Cotton candy grinding wheel rotates sugar extraction, not only fine silk, but also childhood sunshine, noisy street corner, gray-haired old man shaking the instruments surrounded by tin with his hands, rustling up a mass of snow that can't be melted, which sounds like the spring wind. At that time, I couldn't move my steps, licking my tongue and chapped lips, and looked back at my father. My father stroked my head with his hand, unbuttoned the coat pocket of the Chinese tunic suit, took out a dime in his work permit and handed it to the old man. I eagerly took the cotton from the old man's hand. Tang Huan jumped ahead and my father walked behind with a smile. One Sunday many years later, I took my son to the park. At the gate of the park, I saw a man shaking the utensils surrounded by iron sheets and rolling up clouds of glistening cotton candy. The spring breeze knew my warmth, the summer rain knew my love, the autumn frost knew my perseverance, and the winter snow knew my character. 3. Poems or lyrics about sweets or desserts

1. Before the bakers smell the fragrance first, the pastry at the entrance comes down

to talk about crab cakes

2. Shinobazu Pond's Poem on Evening Travel (Part 7)

Huang Zunxian

When the thin cherry tea is sucked up, the dim sum is clear and full of flowers.

Tsing Yi holds out the fish with wine waves green and glass paper.

talk about all kinds of food

3. Or, for example, if the food is on the table, there will be a dispute over the dishes

about steamed bread

4. It's still cold in three mountains and May,

a new drop of mutton crisp frozen jade (plate).

What can be called romantic?

Bunny Flowers and Little Dragons

It's not easy for me to find a Tang Dynasty snack

Five pieces of chicken gum candy, and a ceremonial dress for the petals

Talking about sugar

. . . That's basically it. 4. Poems about the Sugar Blower

A few crisp gongs broke the peace of the village, and the streets were immediately busy. As soon as the children in the country hear the gong, there will be wind under their feet, and soon they will surround the small sugar stalls. The children stare big eyes, and their eyes roll round and round with the dexterous hands of the sugar master, and they are surprised to see how gadgets are born.

Master Sugar Man's hand wants to do magic. One minute it turns into a the Monkey King, another into a rooster, another into a white rabbit, and another into an old sow ............................................................................................................................. "How can the mouth of Master Sugar Man be so magical?" The children were so curious that they craned their necks and stared round their eyes, eager to pry open his mouth to see clearly. After a while, several children took out the steel jumper given by their mother, bought their favorite sugar man and ran home happily. The children who didn't buy sugar followed enviously, walking far and far with a smile. 5. Poems about children

Simile method describes the characteristics of things, which is suitable for describing physical objects and natural scenes as if they were direct metaphors.

For example, the cloud is like a busy painter, drawing one picture after another in the sky. Yun, like a playful problem child, often forgets to go home.

the monkey is like a naughty clown, swinging around the tree all day. Pull the beard of the banyan father for a while, and pull out the decorations of the peach tree aunt for a while.

to mice, I like you-a pair of clever eyes and pink ears. Although I love doing bad things, I still like you.

if I come to your kingdom, I must ask you to wash your face, hands, take a bath and brush your teeth. And teach yourselves to work, and don't do things secretly.

I also want to introduce a friend to you-his name is cat. Metaphor shows rich associations, and readers associate themselves without saying metaphorical things.

Example: "Mom" Mom is an alarm clock that wakes me up every morning. "Mom's Hand" Mom's hand can turn white rice into delicious rice.

The level of scenery expressed by the military parade "Tree" The tree in spring is the stage for the flowers to compete in beauty. Trees in summer are classrooms where cicadas sing.

Trees in autumn are the cradle for fruits to sleep. Trees in winter are the playground for the wind to race.

Parallelism expresses the rhythm and deepens the impression. Describe a thing with the same word or the same sentence pattern. For example, the wind is windy and smiles. Swing on the trees, race on the grassland, and play darts with leaves in the yard.

Smile is a flower on your face, and a smile is honey on your mouth. Smiles are sweeter than sugar, and smiles are more fragrant than flowers.

The personification method is lively, lovely and interesting, and it compares things with those of adults and people. Spring breeze makes flowers open their mouths to sing.

2. The light gets up after the sun goes to sleep. The moon shyly ran into the clouds and hid.

4. Dew Pearl smiled happily when she saw the sun coming out. The grass cried as soon as it was happy.

soda shakes your hand and you get angry. Please take off your hat and you will be angry.

simply, I'll drink you in one gulp. Look at you, God is not proud.

Imitation of sounds adds interest and imitates the sounds of all things in nature. Example: The wind is the most annoying, and it secretly lifts my skirt every time. Then shout beside you, shame! Shame! Shame! It really pisses me off.

The hypothesis method writes beautiful hopes and imaginations, and uses "if" and "if" hypothesis sentences to express their hopes and imaginations. Example: If I become the wind, if I become the wind.

just go to the place where mom works. Dry the sweat on your face one by one for your mother.

"If" If I were a teacher, I would go to physical education class often so as not to disappoint the students. If I were a father, I would give up drinking, lest my mother often shed tears.

If I were God, I would make people only laugh and not cry, because everyone laughs funny. Exaggeration creates special effects, deepens the impression, and describes the quantity, time and behavior, embellishes and exaggerates the description.

Traffic Police The most powerful person in the world is the traffic police. Because he has qigong, dozens of cars will not move as long as he pushes it gently with one hand.

Questioning arouses interest and makes us think deeply. Crab! Crab! Crab! Why are you foaming at the mouth? Have you just had lunch and are brushing your teeth and gargling? Are you drooling and want to eat the big apple in my hand? Overlap the "heartbeat"-rhythm of French poetry, and pay attention to the rhythm to be consistent with emotion.

"Egret" flies to the cow's back, rests on its feet, flies to the field, soaks water, flies to the straw, and plays hide and seek. Example: "Grape Rack" Grape Rack, high and high, with purple grapes hanging on it.

purple grapes, big and round, small and sweet. When the fox saw the jump, he couldn't catch it for a long time.

unreliable, unwilling, not stupid, but sour grapes. Call method: Call the other party directly whether you meet face to face or not to make the content more profound and vivid. Example: "New clothes" Mom! The garden has been replaced with colorful and delicious spring clothes; The trees have also changed into light green new clothes; The distant mountain took off its gray coat and put on a light green shirt; The grass is wearing a new green skirt, swinging in the spring breeze! Mom! Look, they're all in new clothes! Mom! People have changed their new clothes! Dialogue method is approachable, such as in front of your eyes and ears, and easy to accept.

Example: "Game" Little brother, let's play a game. My sister is a teacher and you are a student.

what about my little sister? She is too young to do anything. I think-let her be the principal.

Contrast method highlights the content and nature, including color contrast, shape contrast, action contrast, event contrast, character contrast and space contrast. "Private money" Dad's private money is hidden in the work hat; Mom's private money is hidden under leather shoes; My private money is hidden in my stomach.

I hope to adopt it.