Chapter 730: Vegetable Sprouts on the Riverbank Sand

Vegetable Sprouts on the Riverbank Sand

March 9: Vegetable sprouts on the riverbank sand

Facing spring, a Japanese person's song goes: 'Spring seems to have arrived, yet the white snow has not melted.' Japanese people are mostly pragmatic; even when writing Classic of Poetry, they do not detach from practical things in life――――the 'vegetable' on the sand.

Spring has come, the white snow has not yet digested, on the riverbank sand already tender green vegetable sprouts appear. The vegetables on the riverbank sand in early spring are clean, hygienic, environmentally friendly; this may be why Japanese people like spring. Because spring can bring Japanese people vegetables affected by fog pollution to eat.

Everyone likes each kind of thing for their own reasons.

We are urging the flowers to bloom,

We are scattering the flowers as we come,

Spring's flowers are many

Red peach blossoms, white pear blossoms,

Yellow **, blue bean flowers,

Also unknown wild grass flowers

Also…………

Some bloom on trees,

Some bloom by the roadside

Some bloom at the field's edge

Some bloom on the river dikes

Some…………

Some flowers bloom for Flirting person,

Some flowers bloom for Classic of Poetry person

Also some flowers bloom for the elderly

Also some flowers bloom for children

Also…………

I laugh, chat, and walk alongside spring. Although small Rain drifts on the spring road; although the spring road, silently you do not speak………………

Spring under the sunlight, Stillness Stillness's grass leaves. flow Movement's flower shadows. Brief spring, just like that brief youth, I cherish every second of it, also cherish every green leaf under the sunlight, every petal, including every birdcall in the flower thickets, also including what the Japanese said, those lush green vegetable sprouts on the riverbank sand…………………