Poems about Bananas Selected Poems about Bananas

Banana hearts don't show lilac's frustration, but they are also sad about the spring breeze. -Tang Li Shangyin's "Two Get One Free"

The flowers on the wooden pen by the pool are spitting, but the banana leaves outside the window are not neat. It is the desire to read three or five books, and the tea in the west of the bamboo forest is fragrant. -Shi Dexiang's Book of Songs room

I'm not afraid that I won't find the door in the future. I know there is a high hibiscus fence of banana in front of my house. -ancient jade "Ba Nvyu"

Banana leaves are affectionate, one is comfortable and the other is raw. -Ode to Banana by Zheng Banqiao in Qing Dynasty.

When it rains, plantains are idle, and the wind shakes the palace to do business. —— Huang Tingjian's Autumn Shadow Carefully Presses Autumn in Maotang.

However, because it rained all night, it was suspected to be a waterfall in front of the rock. -a gift from Liu Ao to Li Yingqiu.

A few banana leaves in front of the yard were not half yellow before the autumnal equinox. -Cheng Tinggui's poem "Autumn Rhyme with Rao Jie" (3)

Plums taste very sour, and after eating, the residual acid is still between the teeth; The banana is growing, and the green is against the screen. -Yang Wanli's "Taking a nap in early summer"

Smoke * * * blows banana rain, and fine waves swim with the wind. -Pi Rixiu's "Two Mandarin Duck Songs"

Rain washed the poem written on the banana leaf, and it came alone on a sunny day. -Si Kongtu's "Crazy Eighteen Questions"

Although I hated losing my green carpet when I came, I saw dozens of plantains. -Si Kongtu's "Crazy Eighteen Questions"

There are beautiful trees on the bank of banana bushes, so as not to disturb Sichuan more leisurely. -Si Kongtu's "Crazy Eighteen Questions"

On a hot day, plum blossoms are clear, and bananas are in the snow. -Zhang Yan, "The wind is loose, and the new moon shakes Jopp"

In the deep courtyard, people sleep during the day, and red roses are covered with green plantains. -Han Wo's Deep Courtyard