Sha Ou's Poems

Du Fu has only two poems with "Sha Ou":

Du Fu in Tang Dynasty, commenting on Cui XIII and Wei Shaofu's nephew's nine-night banquet, the fifth brother of Su.

The gorge is dangerous and the river is frightened, and the building is Gao Yueming. At that time, we met tonight, and Wan Li was homesick.

The stars fall on Huanggu Bamboo and Autumn Leaves in Baidicheng. The old man was ill with wine and sat there watching the monarch tilt.

The bright moon is growing well, and the clouds are getting lighter and thicker. Overlooking the frontier fortress, quietly remembering Beijing.

Clean the contents of the cup and check with the sea. Watching a white rabbit sleepless is better than falling black veil.

There is no wine on the moon, and the situation is good. Listening to the song scares the white temples, laughing and dancing to expand the autumn window.

Statues of ants complement each other, and Sha Ou has a pair. I feel sorry for you, and I am even more depressed when I am drunk.

Ps: This song is "But Sandpiper in the Wide World!" ：

A Night Abroad by Don Du Fu

The breeze rippled on the grassy coast, through the night, and blew to my still mast.

The endless plains are dotted with drooping stars. The moon runs with the river.

If only my art could bring me fame. The official took sick leave because of his old age.

Flying around, flying around, what am I like, just a sandpiper in the vast world! .