Writers Day Sign | Wu Lizhu: You come, I come too

Poet of this issue, Wu Lizhu

Wu Lizhu, born in Wenchang City, Hainan Province, graduated from Hainan University in 1987. His works have been published in newspapers and magazines such as Guangzhou Daily, Foshan Daily, Nanhai Literature and Art, Dali Literature and Art, Wenchang Culture, Yexiangyue, Famous Celebrity Collection, and Pearl River. There are 25 works that have won the first, second and third prizes at the provincial and municipal levels.

"You Come, I Come Too"

Poems/Wu Lizhu

Plum blossoms and peach blossoms are gone

It's time for the canola flowers to bloom again

You're here, and I'm coming

The green and yellow swaying in the flower fields

The aroma is fragrant

Butterflies fluttering bees buzzing

You are comfortable, I am pleasant

Listen to the flower farmers talk about the rich and the poor

The anticipation of reclaiming flower fields

Sow the joy of flowering as promised

Look at the pieces of clusters and furrows

Cover the hillside with golden yellow

Collected into lines of poetry to paint a picture

It is written that the people's livelihood is rich and the country is warm

Watch children playing in the mountains and hiding in the flowers

Happy running chase to catch warblers and butterflies

The warm spring breeze is intoxicating

The grass is also tender green and blooms with a heavenly fragrance

Birds also come to enjoy the joy of blossoming

Sometimes gliding and sometimes swooping and happy

The canola blossoms fill the countryside

More rapeseed oil to get rich without worry

Here floats the incense of the mother's father's love

Taste of childhood

Listen to the sound of flowers blooming

Listen to the sound of warblers

The wind blew through the golden

It is the most intoxicating aroma in spring