Chrysanthemum tea
Lin Zhihong
It's like a rain
The world is full
It's like sowing a seed
The flowers bloomed
Drifting slowly
Stretched
Booming
Open the doors of the seasons
Eyes on the world
No more tillers
Colorful flowers
The cycle of life
Frozen in
Fancy years
Step on the incense
Bees, butterflies, and me
Take a sip
Qin Xintian
That touch of chrysanthemum
That fragrance
About author:Lin Zhihong, pen name Hong Whip, a native of Putian, Fujian. He is a member of the Chinese Poetry Society, a member of the China Young Writers Association, a contracted writer of Qilu Literature, a music lyricist, and a resident poet of the recitation platform of "Poetry Spreads Positive Energy". He was selected into the "2018 Selected Works of Contemporary Writers" and won the first prize of the Fifth "Meet in Beijing" National Literature and Art Competition.
Poetic view: Do not be happy with things, do not grieve with yourself
"Don't be happy with things, don't be sad with yourself" is a Chinese idiom from the Famous Book of Yueyang Lou by the Northern Song Dynasty writer Fan Zhongyan, which means not to feel happy and depressed because of the good or bad of foreign objects and their own gains and losses. It expresses the far-reaching and open-mindedness of the Guren people (people with high moral character in ancient times).
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