Seven poems of a thousand-year-old tree

The following are three four-line poems about thousand-year-old trees:

The towering old trees reflect the sunlight, and the Millennium wind and rain is Ao Shuang's prestige. This poem depicts an ancient tree towering into the sky, which is extremely majestic under the sunshine. It has experienced thousands of years of wind and rain, frost and snow, but it still stands proudly, showing tenacious vitality.

Years are flowing in the shade, and ancient trees are towering. This poem expresses that the ancient tree has gone through years, but its greenery is still strong. The towering ancient trees reflect their antiquity and vitality, and at the same time express their reverence for nature.

Thousand-year-old trees have a strong character, guarding the earth and protecting life. This poem emphasizes that a thousand-year-old tree is not only tenacious, but also the guardian of the earth, providing shelter for living things. It witnessed the changes of history and carried people's respect and admiration for nature and life.