Poems about peach blossoms and rainy days.

The most famous poem about peach blossom rain is Zhao Changqing's Seventeen Poems. The original poem is as follows:

Seventeen Poems by Bodhisattva Man (Peach Blossom Rain Outside the Red Column)

Year: Song Dynasty

Author: Zhao Changqing

Works: Seventeen Poems of Bodhisattva Man

Content:

Peach blossom rain outside the red column. The flying flowers have felt that spring has gone. Six colors and one meaning. It's cloudy in spring and late in the day. Begonia is red and unbreakable. Apply rouge evenly. Wind and rain are also tolerant. You should pity powder and face.

Lotus's failure made it old. The cold light is dim, and the grass is withered. Travelers are prone to ecstasy. Where does the flute fly? It's cloudy and cold. The tree is thin and the smoke cage is straight. If it is a township pass. Sunset goes to the mountains.

Cooking smoke is a bit lonely. Charming face, full heaven, clean face. The word "wild goose" suddenly fell. Qiu Jiang worries about visitors. The silver hook is empty to send hate. Who hates it? Zephyr stood by. The boat is in autumn.

The spring mountain is frowning and the peak is green. Spring is hard to suppress. Melancholy is the injury of spring. Cherish the flower heart more crazy. Deeply interested in flowers. Get drunk before the flowers. The flowers smell fragrant. Get along with people for a long time.

In Pu Tao, this square swimming pool is newly greened. It's dawn and it's raining like a bath. Measure the wind in the apricot orchard. The treetops turned red. Dangerous and lonely. An inch of heart, thousands of miles away. The wine is still slightly drunk. Lazy to make clouds.