"Roots in the East", closing remarks
I would like to use this poem as the conclusion of "Roots in the East", I love my father, I love my hometown, I love my motherland, she is the root that gave birth to me and raised me! She is like this light, weak and humble, bright or dark, but she always illuminates my way forward, giving me unparalleled warmth and courage, enough, poetry to sing!
lamplight
At night when I was a child
Except for the flames of torches
There is nothing more beautiful than the light of the oil lamp
The light of the oil lamp was very weak and yellow
But it lit up the world of my childhood
under the light
The mother threads the needle and sews the clothes
Sister picks up the lamp and reads hard to catch up with her dreams
I'm crazy all over the streets
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There are also the five permanent people
All of them were thrown out of the clouds
under the light
Dad called friends to push the cup and change the lamp
Brother stir-fried peanuts sweating
I looked up at the night sky
What a fight to change the stars
There is also the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl
None of them could match the dim light
under the light
Three or five springs, summers, autumns and winters
Seven or eight joys and sorrows
I silently savored the taste of the years
I love the lights of my childhood
Send away the long night
Hope for tomorrow
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