Poems written for the dead

The poem to send the dead is described in detail as follows:

First, the Qing Dynasty Nalan Xingde's "Huanxisha Who Read the West Wind Alone":

1, who thinks that the west wind is cool alone, the yellow leaves close the window and miss the sunset. It was unusual at that time to get drunk in spring and gamble on books and pour tea.

This poem was written by Nalan Xingde in memory of his dead wife Lu. The book uses the classics of Li Qingzhao and Zhao Mingcheng to symbolize the sweet and happy life he and his wife once had.

3. The words are yellow leaves and the windows are sparse. Autumn scenery in the sunset sets off the loneliness and desolation after his wife's death, and the ordinary memories recalled in meditation are written down. The happy love of the past sets off the bitterness and bitterness of today. The whole poem vividly expresses the author's grief for his dead wife, and the ordinary words contain extraordinary feelings.

Second, the song dynasty He Zuoxiu's "partridge day is heavier than Nagato":

1, everything is wrong, but together it is different. Wutong was half dead. After first frost, Bai Yuanyang lost her partner. The grass is on the grass, exposed on the ground, living in a new house, and listening to the rain from the south window in the bed. Who will mend the clothes at night?

This is a poem written by He Zhu, a poet in Song Dynasty, to mourn his wife Zhao. The whole poem is very painful and touching. The author listened to the rain in the south window and thought of his wife mending her clothes in the middle of the night. This poem strongly expresses the author's deep nostalgia and sympathy for his dead wife's suffering.