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Pomegranate blossoms, the sun shines high, the magpie branches are called propaganda, and the sunflower peony blooms. What do you mean?
"Pomegranate flowers shine in the red sun, sparrow branches call for publicity, and sunflower blossoms peony."

This is neither a metrical poem nor a quatrain. Its meaning is straightforward, has no lasting appeal, and basically has no meaning. But I don't know if you want to ask what this means beyond words.

Pomegranate flowers are red and sunny-pomegranate flowers are red and bright, as if reflected by the fiery sun.

The magpies on the branches are called contention-the magpies on the branches are twittering and not to be outdone.

Sunflowers bloom and cry regularly-sunflowers bloom and cuckoos are singing.

Peony flowers cry-peony flowers also bloom, cuckoo birds sing.

If you regard it as a complete poem, it means to praise and praise spring.