林春江
七九河開,八九燕來。過了八九,河冰融化,北雁南歸,草木萌發(fā),仙境大地呈現(xiàn)一片欣欣向榮的景象。
出得門來,走向田野,春天的氣息撲面而來。赤紅色的土壤,松軟潮潤,喧騰騰的,讓人忍不住想要翻幾個跟頭。風里帶來些新翻的泥土的氣息,混著好聞的青草味兒,都在微微潤濕的空氣里醞釀。路邊的迎春花枯瘦的枝干,隱隱顯出微微青綠,柔軟的枝條輕輕搖曳,米粒大的四個蓓蕾緊貼枝條,楚楚可愛。微風輕拂,她就婆娑搖擺起來。迎春花,是春的使者,或許她最先感受到了春的溫柔的氣息吧。
河畔的金柳,雖然還未披上新娘的盛裝,但早已按捺不住活潑的心思,悄然萌動。遠遠望去,嬌俏纖弱,娉娉婷婷,仿若佳人俏立。樹梢上,抽出返青的柳條,盈盈綠意,遏制不住地逸出來,縈損柔腸,困酣嬌眼,欲開還閉。細柳飄拂,如煙似霧,勾起人的繾綣情思。橫跨兩岸的青石橋,兀自挺立在河面上,初看沒有什么不同,細看之下,卻有一股柔和的氣息彌散開來,不再冷冰冰,溫柔可親的模樣。佇立橋頭,撫摸石欄,只見一群灰色的野鴨,浮在水面上歡快地游弋,蕩起的漣漪,在身后泛起一個小小的扇形,河畔,蒹葭蒼蒼,細細的蘆葦,柔柔弱弱,搖擺著婀娜的腰肢,尖銳的草木,被河水浸潤之后也有了清秀之氣。無際的水草,柔軟翠綠,長長的花序和針形的葉子上泛起點點金光,在暖陽里舒展身體。這些披光吐秀的草木,圍繞著寬闊水面,綠意盎然,那河水,匆遽地流,不舍晝夜,粼粼閃閃,穿過大片的蘆葦,繞過粗壯的樹根,越過隆起的沙丘,流向遠方,向北喚醒芬芳。寬闊的水面上,一些白色的鳥兒,或者凌空滑翔,或者引吭高歌,或者佇立在淺水中,伸出長長的堅硬的喙,啄食著魚蝦,或者驀然振翅疾飛,箭一般飛進太陽的光暈里,金色的陽光,鋪在水面和草木上,大片的蘆葦、水草、柳樹都被鍍上一層暖暖的亮色。春天的氣息俏麗、柔和、明亮、溫暖,彌漫在潮濕的水汽中,浸潤在明亮的陽光中,呢喃在水鳥的每一聲鳴叫中。
天清氣朗,陽光溫煦,山巒疊翠,楊柳吐煙。蒼松愈發(fā)青翠,眉眼逐漸生動,蕭條枯黃漸漸退到幕后,朗潤明亮,生機勃勃。漫山遍野的蘋果樹抖掉寒冬的蕭索和暮氣,張開雙臂,迎接著春風的撫摸,嫩綠的枝條憋著勁兒瘋狂生長;小草睜開惺忪的睡眼,偷偷從地里探出頭,張望著這個美麗的世界;勤勞的農(nóng)民,捏著果木剪,一絲不茍地剪枝,剪掉那些雜亂的耗養(yǎng)分的,留下粗壯的生命力旺盛的,他們眼神專注,古銅色的臉上洋溢著笑容。春的氣息是勤勞不輟,人勤地不懶,辛勤地耕耘,必將帶來豐厚的收獲。
站在長長的岸堤上,凝望著浩浩蕩蕩的湖水。深藍色的湖水,泛著粼粼波光,風兒追逐著浪頭,浪花翻卷著,歡快地奔跑著,不知疲倦似的,一波波地撞擊著堅固的堤壩,發(fā)出唰唰的聲音,蔚藍的天空,清澈透明,在水中倒映出俏麗的身姿。料峭的春風,隱隱透露出和煦,在青山綠水間,在遼闊的湖面上,吟唱著一曲輕快的春之歌。三三兩兩的少年,騎著自行車,飛馳在平坦的環(huán)湖路上,黑發(fā)飛揚,衣袂飄飄,意氣風發(fā),追逐風,追逐云,追逐太陽,人們凝視著他們,艷羨不已。他們正值韶華,精力充沛,是未來和希望。青春如歌,奮發(fā)進取,是春天最動人的氣息。
春色三分,二分塵土,一分流水。春的氣息,萌動在草木上,飄蕩在山水間,飛揚在少年明亮的眼神上,浸潤在萬物的心田中,綠意盎然,未來可期。
According to Chinese lunar calendar, on the seventh nine days after winter solstice, ice begins to melt in rivers and on the eighth nine days, swallows can be seen coming back from the south. After the eighth nine, as the wild geese return from the south and the plants sprout, the enchanting Yantai takes on a flourishing scene.
Walking out of home towards the field, one can feel the breath of spring sweeping over his face. The soil is so soft and moist that one cant help but feel like turning somersaults. In the air one can feel the mixed smell of the newly-turned soil brought about by the mind and the smell of grass. On the roadside are withered branches of winter jasmine, faintly green, with four buds as big as rice grains, swaying gently in the breeze. As the messenger of spring, winter jasmine has probably felt the tender breath of spring in the first place.