Self-dispatched
Don Li Bai
I don't feel the wine, and the flowers are all over my clothes.
Drunk start the creek moon, the birds are still scarce.
While drinking, I didn't notice at all that it was already dark and my clothes were covered with silently falling petals. Drunk, I got up and walked along the stream, and in the moonlight, I couldn't even hear the birds, and I was the only one here.
Li Bai's poem depicts a quiet and slightly melancholy night in extremely concise language. There are no complicated rhetoric in the poem, but every picture is vivid and picturesque. As a frequent visitor in Li Bai's poems, wine is not only about drinking itself, but also about an attitude towards life - finding oneself in nature and tranquility. Li Bai used his loneliness to fight against the hustle and bustle of the outside world, and the falling flowers, the creek and the moon, and the silent night have all become symbols of his spiritual home. In this process, he is both an observer and a participant, embodying the poet's idea of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.
Panasonic snow
Don Sikongshu
Do not follow the sunny field, and accumulate in one direction.
Falling into the cold light, it can be accompanied by silence.
This snow is not just a casual one, it is specially selected to accumulate under the pine trees in the depths. When the sun is about to set, its rays reflect a cold glow on the snow, but this light is particularly suitable for the quiet and deep environment.
Sikong Shu's poem "Panasonic Snow" depicts a quiet and far-reaching snow scene in concise and clear language. Different from the common snow poems, the snow here is chosen under the deep pine, which is more special and meaningful. The afterglow of the setting sun reflected on the snow not only did not destroy the tranquility, but added a deep beauty. Through the unique depiction of snow, this poem expresses the poet's deep feeling for the beauty of nature and his yearning for a lonely and quiet life. The snow in the poem is not only a natural phenomenon, but also a reflection of the poet's inner world, showing his profound thinking about life and unique understanding of beauty.
Lotus Pavilion
Tang · Zhu Jingxuan
Back to the most secluded place in the pond, shoot the water pavilion open.
No wonder it's dry and wet, and the ducks come overnight.
In the most hidden part of the pond, there is a small pavilion, built facing the water. Don't be surprised if you notice that the railings of the pavilion are wet, it's because every night, waterfowl come to roost here.
Zhu Jingxuan's "Lotus Pavilion" depicts a secluded scene with delicate and delicate brushstrokes. The small pavilion in the poem is located in the most private part of the pond, blending in with the surrounding natural landscape, which is extraordinarily peaceful and elegant. The overnight stay of the waterfowl adds a lively atmosphere to this secluded scene and symbolizes harmony with nature. Through the description of this small pavilion, the poet conveys a feeling of pursuing a simple and quiet life. The balustrade of the pavilion is wet with waterfowl, a detail that not only adds to the vividness of the poem, but also is rich in symbolism, reflecting the poet's deep perception and cherishing of natural beauty. Through this poem, we can feel the poet's love for nature, as well as his yearning and praise for a peaceful state of life.
Drunken sleep
Don Du Mu
Autumn mash ripens in the rain, and the leaves fall in the cold fast.
The secluded man sleeps more, and drinks a bottle of emptiness.
Autumn wine brewed in the rain, I taste in this cold hut and fallen leaves. As someone who likes to be alone, I already slept a lot, and now I pour another glass of wine and finish this empty glass.
Du Mu's "Drunken Sleep" uses concise language to express the author's quiet life scene of tasting wine in the autumn rain. The poem's reference to "autumn mash ripening in the rain" suggests that the autumn sake is particularly mellow, while "in the cold and falling leaves" creates a cool and lonely atmosphere. The poet calls himself a "ghost", and likes to drink alone in this quiet environment, enjoying the peace and ease in solitude. In the end, "a bottle of emptiness" not only shows the poet's willingness to indulge in the joy of drinking alone, but also hints at a transcendent attitude towards life and indifference to the real world.
Title: Cui Yiren Mountain Pavilion
Don · Money up
The medicine path is dark red moss, and the mountain windows are full of greenery.
The envy of the monarch is drunk, and the butterfly flies in the dream.
The path leading to the medicine garden is covered with crimson mosses, and the windows on the mountain are also surrounded by greenery. I envy you to get drunk under the flowers, like a butterfly flying freely in a dream.
Qian Qi's "Title Cui Yiren Mountain Pavilion" outlines a quiet and beautiful mountain forest scene with delicate brushstrokes. The medicine path and the mountain window in the poem symbolize the closeness between man and nature and the secluded life in the mountains and forests, respectively, while the crimson moss and the verdant environment further enhance this quiet and beautiful picture. Through envy, the poet expressed his yearning for Cui Yiren to be drunk in such an environment, which is not only a desire for a better life, but also a praise for a free and detached attitude to life. The metaphor of butterflies flying in dreams pushes this yearning to an idealized realm, showing the poet's endless yearning for a better life and his deep understanding of natural beauty. Through the depiction of specific life scenes, the poem conveys a philosophy of life that is calm and seren, uncontested, and a deep love for the beauty of nature and life itself.
Yamashita Spring
Tang · Huangfu Zeng
The rippling mountains are bright, and the forest shadows are clear.
I know the noise on the stone, but I remember the silence in the mountains.
The water of the spring is clear, reflecting the light of the mountains and the shadow of the forest. You might think that the sound of running water on the stones is noisy, but in fact, it reminds me of the tranquility of the mountains.
Huang Fu Zeng's "Spring Under the Mountain" depicts the clear and quiet natural scene of the mountain spring in concise language. The spring water in the poem shows both the beauty of nature and the tranquility of the heart. By contrasting the sound of flowing water on the stone and the quiet memories of the mountains, the poet expresses his cherishing and yearning for the tranquility of nature. This poem is not only a depiction of natural beauty, but also a deeper reflection of the poet's pursuit of calm moments in life and his detached attitude towards the noisy world. Through these few lines, we can feel the poet's deep love for nature and his desire to find peace of mind through nature.