What poems describe strawberries?

1, Sanguisorba grass dyed raspberry moss, eyes still careless. -"To a Bare-chested Monk" Don Du Xunhe, translated: The clothes and shoes on his body are stained with traces of strawberries, and his eyes are full of worries about worldly things.

Some rafters are covered with strawberry moss, and the walls are covered with snow. -"Two Poems for Uncle Chen" Song-Wang Anshi, translated: Weeds grew on this land, covered with the original strawberry bushes, and snow accumulated under the wall.

3. The grass path in Chai Men is covered with berries and moss, and there is no yellow dust. Song-Yang Wanli's "Two Official Letters to Jian Shouyu in Lingui", translation: The weeds on the wooden door have grown up and covered the strawberry bushes to prevent ordinary people from coming.

4, sisters invited strawberries, bright red dreams full of baskets. The two sisters invited each other to pick strawberries. With laughter, bright red strawberries were piled in the basket.

There is nothing wrong with sitting on the floor. Look at strawberries. They have been sitting on the floor all their lives, still bright and clean. Strawberries have red lips, full lips and bright lips-sitting with a strawberry is modern and anonymous.