Ancient poems about wisteria

The ancient poems about wisteria are as follows:

1, wisteria hangs in the clouds and flowers are suitable for spring. Dense-leaved tibetan songs bird, fragrant wind keeps the United States. Wisteria tree Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

This poem praises how beautiful wisteria is, and only such a beautiful wisteria deserves such a beautiful poem. Just then, the wisteria flowers in the campus also opened. Seen from a distance, the wisteria frame is lavender. Looking closer, clusters of wisteria flowers look like clusters of grapes hanging on the shelf. It would be even more beautiful if you enjoyed wisteria at close range.

2, wisteria trees, yellow birds spend green branches. When you sigh, you should cry. -jade resentment. Nanqi: Yu Yan.

This poem is very fresh and lovely, and it is one of the so-called "new style poems" produced in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It attaches great importance to the coordination of situation, rhetoric and intonation, and is very similar to the near-body quatrains in Tang Dynasty in poetic form.

Xie Tiao wrote many such poems and was regarded as a pioneer. Xie Tiao also wrote a poem "Jade Family" and several short poems "in my heart forever". Yan Yu and Xie Tiao are poetry friends, and this poem may be influenced by friends. In Zhong Rong's Preface to Poetry, "It is better to learn from Xie Tiao than to make a yellow bird a green branch" refers to this poem. "inferior", that's all.

3. Kindness is in full spring today, and she must lean on the temple gate every day. I can't stay in the melancholy spring, and the wisteria is getting dusk. -March 30th, Jionji. Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi

This poem is a work that hurts spring. The author came to Jean Temple, but it was late spring. He just wandered around the gate of the temple, filled with disappointment. This intention of staying in spring made the author very dissatisfied. He lingered under wisteria for a day and still didn't want to go back when it was near dusk.

The depth and intensity of this emotion can be seen. Jionji was built for Tang Gaozong's mother when he was a prince, so it is called "Cien". The author thinks it is spring here, that is to say, the author misses his mother. This yearning is cleverly placed in the yearning for spring, where warm spring and maternal love are unified, and the beauty of poetry is here.