Weeds, a chaotic prose poem--- written on the eve of Mother's Day in 16

I am a weed in the spring breeze

There is no sorrow, wandering wantonly

The spring breeze comes and goes

Let me stay in the bosom of the land

In the days when the spring rain is gone, I suddenly want to sprout

The land is selflessly supplied with nutrients

Let me put down roots here

Let me grow here

The early summer sun lowered my head

Doing nothing and not wanting to grow

And the morning dew still woke me up

The companions of this land also call to you, and I am

Hua Er Xu is a proud sister

Dreaming of the most beautiful flowers

to attract the appearance of the prince

So she worked hard to grow

Corn is an obedient older brother

He lived like most people

Dreams of bearing fruit

So he has to work hard to grow

After seeing all this, I also had a dream

God knows, I'm also a strong grass

So, I'm no longer idle

So, I'm going to try to grow

I shouted in my heart: I want to bloom, I want to bear fruit!

For our growth, the land is clearly happy to see

She is constantly providing nutrients and full of support

So, the midsummer morning flowers bloomed with flowers

Corn also wipes its sweat and continues to grow its fruits

As for me, I have already spread joy all over the mountains

The hailstorm of the summer came very suddenly

We had to bow our heads

Let's see

The land we haven't remembered for a long time

It was already twilight and wrinkled

Perhaps she no longer has enough nutrients

For us to splurge for no reason

So, autumn came on the night

Flowers made the bride in a vase

withering in the days that endure

Corn is also successful in its career, and it is happy to get seeds

And I'm still the weed

It still absorbs the nutrients of the land

It doesn't bloom and doesn't bear fruit

If I could

I wish the autumn breeze would come sooner

so as to into the dirt

Turn into some nutrients and be grateful for the land

If I could

I wish the winter snow came sooner

so that you can cover me

and make beautiful garments for the land