Modern poetry about innocence

Modern poems about innocence are as follows:

If I were a small tree, I would dress up our beautiful campus and grow up with my classmates. If I were a small tree, I would like to plant it on the roadside to absorb harmful substances in the atmosphere and protect human beings from them.

If I were a small tree, I would like to go to the vast desert, create an oasis and reproduce a paradise. If I were a small tree, I would like more birds to perch on it and sing the praises of spring.

If I were a small tree, I would greedily absorb nutrients from the earth, grow into a towering tree and contribute my strength to the motherland.

I want to plant love for the earth and piety for the soil in my hometown. The hope of green is deeply rooted in my heart, and I want to meet those poets who are on green.

Turn over to avoid the cold in late spring and achieve a thriving green wave in the future. Borrow soil, take out barren land and plant trees, such as raising a new person and watering it. The good days began in the spring of March 12, and the same action was repeated, and the seedlings were relocated to their new homes. When they grow into towering trees, it is my great contribution to mankind.

I can't choose the fertility and barrenness of this land if I plant a life. Sunshine and wind and rain have given you. From now on, you have to endure tempering and struggle to drill your roots into the cracks. I hope you will point your knife to the sky. You may be thin, you may be full, and how hard it has been.

You are silent, who can understand your position for a hundred years? Please plant a tree today just to prove that you have been to this world. Since there is no Cao Xueqin's talent, since there is no Einstein's mind, since there is no heaven emperor's courage, since there is no Madame Curie's diligence. Ordinary you can at least plant a tree, a tree that is still lush after a hundred years.