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In the rainy season, this heart always misses the birdsong of its hometown (group of poems)

In my hometown, the rain in the south is not only related to farming, but also adds a lot of fun to my childhood. Those happy raindrops splashing on the pond or lake, like bouncing notes, catching chirping fish...

- Li Wubing

In the rainy season, this heart always misses the birdsong of its hometown (group of poems)

‖ birdsong in my hometown awakened my worship of rain

I can't forget the cuckoo's call

This natural cry and rain drip together

A sound fell into my heart

Awaken my worship of rain

The good is like water, and the rain is the pride of the water

Good rain gives birth to spring and a hundred grains

It is possible to revitalize a year's livelihood

Cuckoo knows the rain in the sound

Rain is the angel that protects life

As a child, he wore a hat hat

Dressed in a brown coat, she likes to listen to the rain

Drainage, asphalt, a night rain

Delve into the lifeblood of the land

Anxiously visit the situation

The farmer looks at the scenery of rain weaving

Sometimes I weep with joy

And the children who herd cattle

Favorite to play in the rain

In the rain, the sound of cuckoo

Like that legendary flute

Play a nostalgic song

The rain in the light wind touches people's hearts

Whose woman stood at the head of the field

Shake the scarf of spring

Meals in the basket

Waiting for the man who rakes the field

Wait in a hurry

The call of the cuckoo brings rain and fog

Moisturizes swollen plump seeds

Urge them to sprout and spit green

Rain knows that the land is approaching the desire to survive

Always with grand spring colors

Comfort the farmer's worries about the long drought

Small flowers that bloom according to the field mound

Eye-catching, one by one

It should be the heart left by the raindrops

Those wet days

Father had raised his rough hands

Skillfully sow golden grain seeds

His eyes were full of joy

Squint and admire the glow of the seeds

The poetry of rainbows in the air

They are like jumping notes

Grain by grain, grain by grain

Give me the eyes of a little time

Filled with auspiciousness and childishness

The cuckoo's cry falls into the rice fields

The joy of implantation spilled with wisps of life

Days from the rain

No desolation of crying

The cuckoo hides under the rain curtain

Hidden in the long hair flowing in the shade of willows

Sometimes he shows his wings fluttering

Never tire of it, east and west

Let the attentive cry

One sound is tight, one sound is urgent

Hurriedly paddled over the fields

Dispel your father's loneliness

Give the whip flowers that explode

Drag on the shadow of happiness

It's rainy in spring

Nostalgia is full of bitter connotations

I'm too far away from home for too long

I always miss the birds in the rainy season

Miss the old cow's affectionate sniffles

I miss my father's calloused hands

Warm my memories

A sound cuckoo

With fog and rain...

‖ Father, walking along the furrow

Spring plowing season

The father drove the cattle and supported the plough barefoot

Quite patiently shouted

Walk along the furrow

Muddy water flooded the neck of the foot

Cold to the bone of the toe and sore

He will not stop the works that have already been started

Plough after plough

And there is no room for deviation

It takes three hours

Let this paddy field turn over

Greet the planting song

No one ever boasted that he had a craftsmanship

Even this fine farming

No young man can take over

Farming is not like in a factory

Set the technical level

Father year after year

Always yelling with great excitement

Walk in the plough ditch

‖ mother, she likes to use the village tone to summon the chickens to the cage

Can't forget, late cooking time

Mother always stood outside the kitchen and looked out

Then, "Gollum, Gollum."

Diligently use the rural tone to summon the chickens back to the cage

From time to time, he turned around and looked at the stove pond

Worry about the firewood stopping the burning of the beep peeling

The northwest corner of the kitchen is the head of the village

There is no one to go north

Some are grassy slopes where flocks of chickens are kept

Grasshoppers and earthworms are found in the shallow grass

The little bean lady who collected her wings and rested

There are also many unknown bugs chirping

Flocks of chickens running out of their cages in the morning

Don't worry about the food of the day

The mother summoned the flock and tied the cage

Dinner was cooked. She would stand outside the door

Shout my nipple name, one tight, one slow

Very patient voice

With the smell of rice, with maternal love

Still moving around in my heart

‖ rice vegetables, growing after the rain feet

Ground rice with white flowers

Ground rice vegetables grown on the ground or on the mounds

Before the flowers bloomed, they were already full of smiles after the rain

Invited us to hold the shovel in one hand and the basket in the other

In the spring, it's busy

Green ground rice dishes

Ground rice vegetables growing after the feet of the rain

Flourishing

The village boy seems to be unable to catch up with its growth

Bumping into our line of sight everywhere

As a child, I did not understand the sorrows of adults

I only like to jump into the bamboo basket one by one with rice vegetables

Accumulate into many, many pleasures

Boys, girls

Crazy together digging up rice dishes

Become a painting by Murano

We look forward to March 3

Ground rice dish boiled eggs

Walk joyfully to the field

Singing the songs of the festival

- Really, the state of mind as a child

So easy to satisfy

‖ the bird in the coat, captured a child's heart

Father called it the cloaked bird

Sixty years later I learned its scientific name was Panque

Its nest resembles the coat of the father wore

This rain gear woven with brown

It was used in construction by climbing birds

Captured a child's heart

Nestlé hangs from tall branches

The look of swaying in the wind is particularly striking

I love watching the birds swing every day

Listen to their joyful singing

I think my childhood was so lucky

You can enjoy such a wonderful scenery

Watch the climbing finches nest with the ears of silk thatch

Watch them incubate intently

Watch them catch bugs

Show fatherly and maternal love when feeding

Also watch them lively and playful

Also, when a storm hits

Their cries are particularly sharp

It seems to cut off the wind and whip rain arrows

At this time, I will think of the father who ploughs the field

Send a brown coat

Bamboo buckets...

In the rainy season, this heart always misses the birdsong of its hometown (group of poems)

Li Wubing Profile:

Formerly known as Li Wubin, he once worked in the Ministry of Railway Soldier Culture and the Ministry of General Political Qungong, and was a member of the Chinese Writers Association, a member of the Chinese Prose Literature Society, and a director of the Chinese Modern Gelug Poetry Society.

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