Sentences of Sophora japonica sending friends circle

The sentences in Huaihua's circle of friends are as follows:

1, Robinia pseudoacacia flowers are not only beautiful, but also excellent natural food. When Robinia pseudoacacia blooms, some people stand by and pick flowers with their hands; Some people climb trees and hook some branches with sickles. Then, adults and children happily gathered around the branches, catching white Robinia pseudoacacia flowers and putting them in containers. The children couldn't wait to put a handful of flowers in their mouths and chew out a sweet fragrance.

2. In this way, Sophora japonica accompanied me through the loneliness of the whole spring, until the season changed and large areas of Sophora japonica fell like snow. Because I said goodbye, the ground is already glistening, and the petals are like burnt-out candlelight, struggling with the last strength in the dust. I squatted down slowly, touched the crumpled petals and said silently; "Farewell, my Sophora japonica; Farewell, my friend. "

3. When the Sophora japonica blooms, I moved a small bench to sit under the tree, smelling the clean and fresh fragrance of Sophora japonica, and watching flocks of ducklings playing in the pond, feeling very fulfilled. Occasionally, a few flowers, or a large area of Sophora japonica, can't stand the temptation of the wind, and fall on my body, legs and hands for a while, and fall on the pond that is brighter than the sky for a while.

4. The upper layer of the locust tree beside the road is full of flowers: low, standing on the wall within reach, high, just looking up; Openness is supporting the flower sac, fragrance is not reserved, not open, but also bathed in sunshine, brewing hard, brewing.

5. Sophora japonica is very special. Small white flowers are flat before they bloom, strung together like white grapes hanging on a tree. The stamens in the center of Sophora japonica are pale yellow and very inconspicuous. I don't know who told it a joke. When it cracked with a smile, the stamens were exposed, and the pale yellow stamens and snow-white Sophora japonica were particularly beautiful.