Poetry about falling flowers after rain

The sound of wind and rain at night makes one know how many flowers have fallen. ——"Spring Dawn" Meng Haoran

Before the rain, the stamens among the flowers were first seen, but after the rain, there were no leaves and flowers at the bottom. ——Wang Jia's "Rain and Clear"

The willows are overcast and the drizzle is clear, and all the remaining flowers have fallen, and the wandering warblers can be seen. ——Wu Yuanheng's "Spring"

After the rain in the mountain city, all the flowers have disappeared, and the banyan leaves fill the courtyard with the cries of orioles. ——"Odd title of the banyan leaves falling off in February in Liuzhou" Liu Zongyuan

In the drizzle, wet clothes cannot be seen, and the idle flowers fall to the ground silently. ——Liu Changqing's "Farewell to Yan Shiyuan"

The world is thin, human nature is evil, and flowers tend to fall when the rain comes at dusk. ——Tang Wan's "The Hairpin-headed Phoenix·The World's Love"