Who can tell me the answer to the mystery of SMS?

Answer: 1

Love comes, love goes, love follows fate 2.

Geese come and go, and geese never leave.

The tide rises and falls without sleep 4

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It's hard to keep a thousand dollars as a beauty.

If there is a short life in the world, 3

Why acacia is difficult to cut 4.

That is: "flowers come and geese fall, the night is quiet (gold)" 8 words!

Answer 2

The sky is full of flying flowers.

Love comes and goes, (meaning "swing")

The goose has gone and will come back.

The tide rises and falls without sleep.

At night, the moon is bright and beautiful, (meaning "soul")

It is a kind of beauty that a daughter can't stay.

If life is short, (meaning "dream")

Why acacia is hard to cut.

Answer 3

Answer: the second word

Love comes, love goes, love follows fate 2.

Geese come and go, but geese don't leave. 1

The tide rises and falls without sleep 4

Late at night, the bright moon dreamed of Chanjuan 4.

It's hard to keep a thousand dollars as a beauty.

If there is a short life in the world, 3

Why is acacia hard to cut?

Namely: flying geese, menstruation (golden), and people pick (cut).

Write a poem about perverts.

Answer 4:

Flowers are flying all over the sky-the two points at the top of each word are like flying.

Love comes, love goes, and love follows fate-such feelings can only be known by the heart.

Goose goes back to goose-just like goose doesn't go. Of course, Chinese characters are people-oriented.

The tide rises and falls without sleep-the sea goes without saying.

Dreaming at night, dreaming in the moonlight-thinking-thinking during the day, dreaming at night.

It's a beauty-Jun-how can a beauty leave a thousand dollars? Should be the son of your desire.

If life is short-difficult-life is the most "difficult", let alone bitter.

Why acacia is hard to break-round-"round" is of course the most difficult to break.

Answer 5:

Flowers fall all over the sky: it should be "people go to tired (tears) water (ripples), see you in autumn."