Poems describing strawberries

1, dark clouds piled up on the hillside, and raspberry grass withered by the sea. From [Song] Wang Hong's "Joining the Army"

Dark clouds piled up on the hillside, and strawberry grass withered by the sea.

2. The grass trail in Chai Men is covered with berries and moss, and there is no yellow dust. From [Song] Yang Wanli's Poems of Lingui by Two Officials as Jian Shouyu's Main Book

Chai Men grass is full of berries and moss, and no common people are allowed to come.

Some rafters are covered with strawberry moss, and the walls are covered with snow. From [Song] Wang Anshi's "To Chen and Uncle".

Several grass covered with raspberry moss came out from the shady snow on the wall.

4, the mountain grass is dyed with raspberry moss, and the vision is still vulgar. From [Tang Dynasty] Du Xunhe's "To a Bare-shouldered Monk"

On the mountain, a pair of grass-dyed raspberry shoes, like casual eyes, are open to people.

5. The little boy with hair on his head learned to hold onto nylon tightly and sat beside the raspberry moss. From "Children Fishing" by Hu Lingneng in [Tang Dynasty]

A unkempt and childish child, learning to fish like an adult, leans against the weeds, and his body is hidden in the grass.

6, exquisite green, elegant and holy. Delicious is more precious, agate red. "Five Unique Strawberries" from Hu, China

Exquisite green, elegant and holy. Delicious more Huang Jingui, thousand rivers agate red.