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Huang Zifang ‖ the flowers outside the window bloom (group poems)

Huang Zifang ‖ the flowers outside the window bloom (group poems)

The flowers outside the window bloomed

Huang Zifang

This spring

We were struck by a sudden epidemic

Blocked in the home that her mother had defined as a birdcage

Look out the window at the flowers in the flower bed downstairs

Water peach blossoms bloom all over a tree

Directly opposite the window of my restaurant

Pink's red beckons

One two three bees

Traveling between the flowers to play music and collect honey

Think of the peach orchards in your hometown

It must be as red as the sea

Imagine your relatives under the tree

Pick up the look of the field

I was also very happy

Magnolia should also be the covenant of peach

Flowers for spring

There is a mother with a daughter

Secretly photographed the pure beauty of magnolia

The delicate state of the peach blossom

Focus on photographing her daughter hooking a willow branch

Playful as the cuteness of young leaves

You can still look out the window

And the magnolia of Freedom Road

By the willows by the river

Is there more loneliness this spring?

Less hustle and bustle

And I was at home

It can still be accompanied by a poetic spring light

Watch the flowers bloom outside the window

One book, one tea

Only expectations

When you walk out the door

Rush to the field

Chase the shadow of spring

Huang Zifang ‖ the flowers outside the window bloom (group poems)

Listen to the rain

Throughout

In addition to snow viewing in winter

The rest of the day will always encounter rainy days

(i)

Listening to the rain is a wonderful thing

Especially in the spring morning, holding a flower umbrella

This umbrella must be your favorite decoy

Whether light green or light pink

A dress that matches the flowers on your body

Tiptoe for a gentle walk

Listen to the rain fall on the umbrella with

The sound of flowers on the umbrella surface laughing together

You'll get drunk too

Drunk on the creek

Drunk among the flowers under the willow

(ii)

Listening to the rain is a very romantic thing

Especially late afternoon

Sitting by the window alone, quietly

Listen to the rain

Hit on the window

Hit on the leaves

Hit on the tip of the grass

Different rhythms have different feelings

Occasionally mixed with one or two birdsong

Shepherds on the slope are chasing the sheep

The sheep barked and screamed

It's so in tune with the barking of the chaimon

This symphony of rainy nights

Seems far away from me

But it was very kind

Affectionately nostalgic for that period of time

Huang Zifang ‖ the flowers outside the window bloom (group poems)

No more

Just now

A medium-sized forklift into an alley

Keep honking your horn

An old lady walked in front of it

I don't know

The behemoth behind him

I rushed over to help the old man

Slowly move to the side of the road

We watched quietly as the car slowly entered the alley

She just looked at me

We smiled at each other

Turned around without saying a word

Still waddling

Step by step

The back is covered with artemisia grass that looks like winter

The white dry ones don't have a hint of luster

Maybe she was like that

From rising to falling

Finally into the dark night

All the joys and sorrows fell behind

Like a mother's fading figure

Walk to the end of life

Made me a lost child

Even if the heart is raining

Those warm hands that could hold me home

No more in this life

Huang Zifang ‖ the flowers outside the window bloom (group poems)

About the Author:

Huang Zifang: Net name Mao Ercao, a native of Taijing, Qinzhou, loves to read.

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