How to describe June?

1 and June are busy. Look at the field again, it is in full swing, because you have to compete for seeds after harvesting, and you can't stop for a moment. Yesterday, the ears of wheat were still heavy, and the grain had returned to the warehouse. In a blink of an eye, the broad chest of tendon is exposed on the plain land, and the dear yellow land has sown seeds, waiting for the harvest of hope in autumn.

It was particularly hot in February and June, but it rained today, which eased the high temperature. It is a rainy night at night, and it doesn't rain much. It drips intermittently on the leaves of plants, making a ticking sound, and together with crickets and frogs, it forms a unique night in the countryside, which is fascinating.

In March and June, the warm wind of the season blew and came to the grassland. It seems that overnight, the grassland has become lush and a bit too much. This little town on the prairie, which has withered for a long winter, is seriously affected by the green of life and completely submerged in the green ocean. The monotonous streets in the past accepted the bright sunshine, carried the green life and extended to the depths of the grassland.

The wind in April and June is very touching and naughty. In the morning, they kissed the earth with great happiness; At noon, they are full of colorful colors, floating gently along the hillside, stroking the skin of the mountain wall and playing with pines and cypresses; at dusk, they play long piano music softly. Without plump feathers and powerful wings, the wind in June is confident and plays a romantic love song in the imaginary kingdom.

The sea in May and June is very happy and poetic. The playful little waves hold up a string of sparkling pearls and make a "rushing" sound, as if humming a moving song, and the fish are swinging happily. The conch blew, and the majestic song melted into the whistle of the voyage. The most interesting thing is that the spider-like crab crawls around sideways and gently touches the rocks on the shore, as if it were also conveying happy emotions to the beach.