Su Shi's poems

Although Su Shi was born in the Song Dynasty, where lyrics were popular, he also wrote poems, and later people called him a "poetic immortal". It can be seen that his position in poetry is no less than that of Li Bai and Du Fu, but his lyrics are better.

He wrote many poems, such as: Taibai Mountain went down to the first courtyard wall of Shuchong in Hengqu Town early.

I wonder if it will open in the morning. The mountains are green and the moonlight is pale and lonely. Running around annoying stamp collectors is a disgrace to the old monk. Come back as soon as possible and remember my past.

Leave a topic to prolong life and view the small hall in the back hill

The kinder the mountain, the higher it is. Deep valley wild bird hair, fairy fine eyebrows. Don't be ashamed of Nong Yu riding a phoenix, you should drive the old toad through Chang 'e, the grass and rock flowers have no owner, and the butterfly enters the curtain late.

There is a Jade Girl Cave in the east of Zhongxing Temple in Xianyou Lake, a stone reading room in Ma Rong in the south, and a bridge on Nanshan No.11 Lake, which is too dangerous to cross.

There is no mud in the clear pool, and birds sing in the valley. On Monday, I swam across the gorge, and now the Qin people are in Wulingxi. Climb the library alone to see the rock sinus, and visit the stone boudoir in Shu Xian. There is still love in the mountains. Don't fly on the ladder.

Shibicheng

At ordinary times, the Warring States is not here today, and my husband is not idle. When Beike first came to try new risks, Shu people sent Canshan here. Walking alone in the dim moonlight, worried about crossing the river. Gradually entering the southwest, the scenery changes, and the bamboo forest gurgles along the road.

Panxishi

The ink overflows and the hole pad is not warm. Wei walked up to the old man and knelt on the stone, leaving a pair of eyes. Once the baby is sophisticated, it is difficult to work hard. Travelers are lazy if you want to sleep.

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There are the complete works of Su Shi's poems.