When you got married, you went abroad, like Dodd possessed me, and I was still alone, without friends.
When dodder has its ups and downs, husband and wife should also keep pace with the times.
I married you thousands of miles away from home, just married, and you left me.
Sijun is old, why didn't you come?
I am a self-evident, pure and pure orchid, which is in bud and ready to be presented to you.
I'm afraid to collect when you don't come back, and the autumn rain will wither like autumn grass in the wind.
Liang Jun holds a grand festival. What is a concubine?
Distinguish and appreciate
This poem, or cloud, is about a married husband traveling far away and his wife complaining about parting. However, if you play poetry seriously, I'm afraid not. Maybe writing a poem about a man and a woman who have an appointment and are not married. The man didn't come to marry, and the woman was confused and sad, so she made this poem with delicate feelings.
"Ran Ran is a solitary bamboo, which is rooted in Mount Tai." Bamboo being called "lonely life" means that it is isolated and has no dependence, and "Ran Ran" is weak and drooping. This is a woman's metaphor. "Mount Tai" means "Mount Tai", which means a big mountain. A is a canyon. The mountain is a big mountain, and in the middle of it, it can shelter from the wind. This is a metaphor for men. In Selected Works, Shan Li commented: "Rooted in the mountains means that women are entrusted to gentlemen." Honesty is.
"I'm newly married to you, and Tutsi is attached to her daughter." Rabbit silk and radish are two kinds of creeping plants, and their stems and vines are intertwined, which is a metaphor for the combination of two kinds of life. Notes of five ministers in Selected Works: "Rabbit silk and female radish are mixed with grass, so dense, so it is said that marriage is like this." From the following point of view, rabbit silk is a metaphor for women, and female Luo is a metaphor for men. "Getting married" is not necessarily marriage. As the Qing Dynasty Tingjue's Selected Works said, this is "the beginning of the matchmaker's words" and "the time of non-marriage". "Newly married" means engaged, but not married.
"Rabbit silk is sometimes born, and couples will be suitable." This is still a metaphor for "rabbit silk". Since Tutsi was born at a certain time, the husband and wife should meet at the right time. The implication is not to miss your youth.
"Getting married thousands of miles away is far across the mountain." Judging from these two sentences, the man is far away and their marriage is not easy. The woman had been looking forward to it, and I didn't know when his car would arrive, so I went on to say, "Sijun is old, why don't you come later!" " The first six sentences of this poem are all comparisons, and these four sentences have been changed into fu, which is more profound and temperament than the above six sentences.
"Hurt his orchids, including the glory of youth. If it is out of date, it will wither with the autumn grass. " Compare these four sentences again. Hui and Lan are two kinds of herbs that compare themselves. "Including English" means letting a hundred flowers blossom. "Yang Guanghui" describes its radiant face. If you want to pick flowers at this time, if you don't pick them out of date, orchids will wither with autumn grass. This is to hope that the man will come to get married as soon as possible and don't miss the opportunity. Don Du Qiuniang's Zou Saiyi: "bloom can be folded straight, so don't wait for no flowers to be folded." It is similar to these two sentences.
The last two sentences, "What is a concubine when she is virtuous?" Zhang Yugu said: "Take care of others' hearts and enjoy yourself. "It's true. Women's doubts have been expressed, and finally replaced by comforting themselves. She believes that the man will adhere to the noble moral integrity and will come, so there is no need to complain.