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Spring's Short Life in the North and the Beauty of Renewal

 

Spring has arrived, and winter has left. It is already April, and in the North, spring is too short. Before the winter jasmine fades away, summer arrives uninvited. Time is already short, and amidst the vibrant colors of spring flowers, there is no time to enjoy them fully. Only when riding a bike along the road, do the various flowers on the roadside catch a brief moment of attention. "Hold on, my dear flowers! One day, I will admire you all."

The melting glaciers flow, and the water level rises half a meter high, as if it wants to take over the riverbank. Though it's not as colorful as the flowers, the scaly waves make the long-lost warm wind look beautiful, clustering together and flowing towards the same direction. All the rivers are the same, breaking months of silence in an instant, as if receiving a command to come back to life. The clear water surface reflects the new life of spring, extending to an infinite distance. The grass on both sides of the riverbanks sticks out its head, breathing in the breath of spring, and bathing in the first spring rain. It is a short and light rain that doesn't even soak the asphalt road, which dries quickly. The real soil absorbs the gentle rain, and then a thin layer of spring mud is born, naturally.

After all, it's only just passed March, and there's still a hint of coolness after the rain. However, the air is excellent, washed clean without a speck of dust. Take a deep breath, and the freshness spreads throughout the body, from the inside out, like chewing a piece of ice on a midsummer day. Even if the nose turns red, it's a beautiful intoxication. As someone who loves "flying on wheels," I slow down to appreciate the beauty of spring. The slower I go, the more abundant spring becomes.

Although the tree trunks on the roadside have not yet sprouted new buds, they contain new life, which will soon be dyed green. I love green the most, the kind of fresh green that seems like it will burst at a touch, bursting out with tender green. I really don't know why it's so green. Just thinking about it makes my heart itch, filled with infinite nature. No wonder so many great poets sing praises to it. Spring brings this green, but it cannot retain this kind of green. Nevertheless, green is brought by spring and makes the earth colorful. Seeing green is seeing life, understanding green is understanding nature, green is the master of nature, and the essence of spring. People say "Spring is lethargic, Autumn is tired, and Summer is drowsy." I don't know who came up with that. With such a spring and such a green, where is there room for tiredness?

The North's spring is indeed too short, but the life of spring continues in the green, flowing and lingering in the watery green, a beautiful green.

 
 

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