A shorter excerpt of a modern poem describing plants

Excerpts from modern poems describing plants include: "Wild Sunflower", "The Noisy Lotuses", and "To the Oak Tree".

1. "Wild Sunflower" - Blue.

Wild sunflowers will be beheaded in autumn. Anyone who hits her and walks by will suddenly come back. It was almost dusk, and her face turned into golden smoke with the setting sun, along with the entire boundless summer. Who to travel through? Crossing the horizon of buckwheat flowers? For whom did I die again for the old things covered by sorrow? Unreal wild sunflower. Unreal singing. The sting of the autumn wind hurts my chest.

Appreciation: "Wild Sunflower" is one of the best poems by the female poet Lan Lan. Mr. Zhang Hong talked about Lan Lan in his "Poetics of Sound", saying that her poems have an inner rhythm in a small space, as natural as the gentle breathing, soothing and even rhythm. Her poems Although it is short, it is full of breath. He also said: "The blue sigh is like Sedgren's sadness and Mister's affection."

2. "The Noisy Lotus" - Love.

There are many noisy flowers, but you are the quietest and most gentle one next to me. If you want to see it, just watch it! I just like to see you holding a green umbrella and rising from the water. I gently throw a stone towards the center of the pool and your face turns red. A frightened water bird flew across the willow branches on the opposite bank like a flame.

Get closer, just get closer to me, and you can hear the water drops spinning in your palm. You are the quietest flower in the noisy lotus pond. The cicadas chirp at sunset, still as silent as when you were alone among the lotus. I left, but stopped halfway, waiting for you, waiting for you to call me softly.

Appreciation: "You are the quietest flower in the noisy lotus pond." The author sublimates the artistic conception of the poem "independence and silence", likes lotus, admires and appreciates the unique calmness , Purity, in today's impetuous society, let yourself be alone in a clean place, and don't let the hustle and bustle of the world take away the original pure heart. The poetic eye of the entire poem - independence, silence, the essence. With such a simple and ordinary sentence, we can see that He's refinement and tranquility "come out of the mud but remain unstained".

The freshness, elegance and beauty of the lotus made the author put it down, but he did not dare to touch it. He regarded it as the most sacred thing in his heart, so "I left, and stopped halfway, waiting for you, Waiting for you to call me softly. "My heart longs for the contact with beauty, but I can't bear to blaspheme it, and I express my yearning for beauty vividly.

3. "To the Oak" - Shu Ting.

If I love you - I will never be like a climbing flower, using your high branches to show off myself. If I love you - I will never imitate the infatuated bird, repeating monotonous songs for the green shade. It is not only like a spring, but also brings cool comfort all year round. It's not just like a dangerous peak, it increases your height and sets off your majesty. Even sunlight, even spring rain, no, these are not enough! I must be a kapok tree next to you, standing with you as the image of a tree. Roots, clenched in the ground. Leaves touch each other in the clouds.

Every time the wind passed by, we greeted each other, but no one understood our language. You have your bronze branches and iron trunks, which are like knives, swords, and halberds. I have my red flowers, like heavy sighs and heroic torches. We share the cold waves, wind and thunder, and thunderbolts. We enjoy the mist, the mist, and the red neon, as if we are separated forever, but we are still dependent on each other for life. This is the great emotion, and the steadfastness is there. I not only love your majestic body, but also the position you insist on and the land under your feet.

Appreciation: "To the Oak" is a love poem written by Shu Ting in March 1977. It is one of the representative works of the Misty Poetry School. As the initiating work of literature in the new era, "To the Oak"'s status in the history of literature is self-evident. ?

The author uses the "confession" of the kapok tree to the oak tree to deny the secular and unequal view of love, call for freedom, equality, independence, and the same love view through thick and thin, shouting out the equality of men and women in love, and the mutual understanding of the heart. The slogan is a declaration of independence for women in the new era and expresses their longing and yearning for love.