What is the last poem full of the sound of spring?

The last poem of the sound of spring is everywhere: always smell the sound of birds.

1, the original text: when doing it, sit by the stream, find flowers and ask for willows, and walk around the stone. I always smell birds. It's spring everywhere.

I sat facing the stream with a stone. In order to enjoy the flowers, I walked around the path around the temple. From time to time, I hear birds singing and the tinkling of springs everywhere.

3. Appreciation: This is a lyric short poem. The poet organically combines various natural scenery such as rocks, streams, flowers, birds and springs to paint a fresh, beautiful and energetic picture, and outlines the charming scenery of the Temple of Love, and expresses the poet's infinite love for nature through detailed action descriptions such as "getting", "seeking" and "walking".

Although the two couplets of poetry are antithetical sentences, the poet is good at using verbs and changing sentence structure in the second couplet in time, which makes the poem both beautiful and full of flowing and vivid poetry. It vividly shows the vibrant, quiet and elegant environment around the temple of love. Expressed the author and poet's love for natural beauty.

About the author:

Bai Juyi (February 28, 772-September 8, 846) was born in Xinzheng, Henan, and his ancestral home was Taiyuan, Shanxi. He was a famous realistic poet in the Tang Dynasty, and was known as "Poet Magic" and "Poet King". Together with Yuan Zhen, he advocated the New Yuefu Movement, which was called "Bai Yuan" by the world and "Bai Liu" with Liu Yuxi.

Bai Juyi is a bachelor of Hanlin and Zuo Zanshan is a doctor. He died in Luoyang in 846 and was buried in Xiangshan. His poems have a wide range of themes, diverse forms and simple and popular language. Bai's Evergreen Collection has been handed down from generation to generation, and his representative works include Song of Eternal Sorrow, Charcoal Man, Pipa Trip and so on.

The early period is the period of helping the world, and the later period is the period of being independent. Bai Juyi was a scholar at the age of 29 in the 16th year of Zhenyuan (800). He has served as provincial school secretary, school assistant and Hanlin bachelor. During the Yuanhe period, he was left as an addendum and wrote a large number of satirical poems, including Ten Famous Poems by Qin Zhongyin and Fifty Poems by New Yuefu, which made the dignitaries gnash their teeth and grieve.