What do you mean when a cloud comes out unintentionally and a bird flies back to the forest?

. "The clouds come out of the hole unintentionally, and the birds are tired of flying." Write blue sky and white clouds, flying above the dust, anything will do, unconstrained and unrestrained. "Unintentional" means that white clouds float around and let nature take its course. Write about birds in the mountains, returning at dusk, foraging far and near, doing what is right and stopping what is right. "Tired" means that birds rush about and work hard, return to the forest to cast their nests, be content with silence and enjoy themselves. Whether it's the white clouds or the returning birds, they are free, carefree, carefree and full of affairs, which actually reflects the unkindness and discomfort of the poet when he is reduced to a dust net, trapped in officialdom, ups and downs with the world and fettered by others. This kind of pain that distorts his mind, suppresses his temperament, loses freedom and helplessness is deep and heavy, but it is not easy to detect.