The first chapter: Long summer solar terms poems Modern poems are long in summer and hot in the weather.
Spring has passed and the flowers have withered.
Flowers in spring are bound to wither.
There are many green branches and leaves on the earth.
Spring has come, just a shock of life.
Spring is gone, and it is a hot world.
Bow your head and enjoy the flowers blooming and falling.
Looking around, it is a bumper harvest in autumn.
Chapter two: the poems of solar terms in the long summer; Modern poetry; The keyboard in spring has been saturated with green.
Jump, and summer will come.
All the words are soaring.
Birds are singing in the trees, enjoying warm praise.
Aesthetic angle of seasonal adjustment of collecting wind.
Pick a shot at will.
Enough to fool mice.
Intoxication is the sound of a long summer.
Click on all the emerald green, which is disturbing.
Let the poems of May spread.
Chapter III: Modern Poems of Long Summer Poems in Solar Terms Swallows are still flying in the fields in April.
Wheat has entered Red May.
Farmers are busy thinning fruit in the greenhouse.
Unconsciously, I arrived in the long summer.
On the branches, birds are twittering love words.
A tree full of flaming pomegranate flowers,
Worried about pictures of spring.
The tall and straight poplars sang a symphony of youth.
Trees and grass seem to cover the slope with green gauze overnight.
In the long summer, everything is thriving.
It is a natural law that spring is long and summer is short, and it will remain unchanged through the ages.
Crops enter the peak season.
Farmers, look forward to another beautiful memory!
Chapter Four: The Long Summer Solar Term Poetry Everything in modern poetry is growing.
Sigh that time is like sunset.
Beauty will die.
The long summer is coming.
After so many years.
I'm still the same.
Guard the branches that have become thicker.
That year
Look at each other without saying a word.
But beauty is flawless.
you said
While you were away, Jin Ge Ma Tie.
Let me live forever.
Now it's another summer.
I look forward to this year-long tree.