1. Poems about pigeons
Poems about pigeons 1. What are the poems about pigeons
1. Author of "Pigeons": Guima-Modern Perched on a stake in the pasture, holding an olive branch.
Flying over the flag of the United Nations, there is no smoke in low carbon, so the pigeons stay. 2. Author of "Pigeon": Fan Zhongyi - Modern pigeons fly in the sky and still return home after traveling thousands of miles.
Love peace, spread good news, and create glory for the people. 3. Author of "Tiaoxiao Ling. Pigeon": Anonymous pigeon, pigeon, loves to chase the roof.
The dance in the kiln head brings up children, and the singing and dancing birds bring happiness. Blessings, blessings, augurs well for good families and wealth! 4. Author of "Ode to Doves": Huang Xuejun - a modern spirit of natural beauty, dedicated to sincerity.
Friendship spreads throughout the world, and peace spreads throughout the world. 5. Author of "White Pigeon": Xu Wei - Tang raised his wings and soared into the blue sky, relying on people to reach a great state.
Pink feathers live in the painting pavilion, and the shadow of snow touches the Qiong window. The vibrating heron makes a good companion, and the singing dove makes a good pair.
The gull has not returned yet, but when I see you, I remember you on the Qingjiang River.
2. Poems about pigeons
1. Three chapters of the righteous pigeon (Author: Yang Weizhen, Dynasty: Yuan Dynasty): The flying slave is solemn, and the good pigeon feeds the young. He is so virtuous that he is kind to the corvettes. I am so solemn and so solemn, I am a flying slave, and I am far from your home. You are sighing and tired, and you are writing like a wild goose. The flying slaves are solemn and solemn, and the husband and wife are missing each other. The dead are gone, who can live and enjoy them? If there are no grains in the morning, there will be no one to call to. There will be no room for no one to live in. If there is no other Lixi, I am not as good as Lixi. Read it for seven days and you will die, and one arrow will not be forgotten. The sound of your voice is fierce, and the following is even more exciting than Guanju.
2. The white dove (Author: Xu Wei, Dynasty: Tang Dynasty) lifts its wings in the blue sky, and follows people to the big country. Pink feathers live in the painting pavilion, and the shadow of snow touches the Qiong window. The vibrating heron makes a good companion, and the singing dove makes a good pair. The gull has not returned yet, but when I see you I remember you on the Qingjiang River.
3. Wild Pigeon (Author: Mei Yaochen, Dynasty: Song Dynasty) A solitary wild pigeon came, and its eyes looked like a spring dove. I am hungry and want to eat, so I stand at the head of my south house. If I can't see you, what can I ask for at night? One day, I occasionally went out to the group and had fun in the sky. Whoever borrows the wind chimes to ring, the sound will continue day and night. The hungry look has not changed, and the wings are fluttering like my hatred. There is a dew phoenix in Bingzai, and the sky is suppressed for you. Xiyi is in the middle, and I stay alone for a long time. When the phoenix comes, my path goes well; when the phoenix leaves, my path rests. What did you do? Don't pollute my clang Ou.
4. Listening to Pigeon Bells (Author: Zhu Yi, Dynasty: Song Dynasty) Penghaomen Lane has been crowded for a long time, and there are no important guests passing by the cage shop. The bells of pigeons outside the sky startle the pillows at noon, and the children mistakenly get up to listen to them.
5. Satire on raising pigeons (Author: Shaoxing Taixue, Dynasty: Song Dynasty) Thousands of pigeons fly around the imperial capital, and it takes a lot of effort to collect and release them at dawn and dusk. How to raise geese on the edge of the clouds, two holy books can be passed down in the desert.
3. What are the poems about pigeons
1. The clear dove tries the bell and the wind is soft, and the young oriole makes its tongue thin in the spring cold. It comes from "The River is Red and the Winter Plum Blossoms" by Zhang Xian of the Song Dynasty.
Vernacular interpretation: On a sunny day, the breeze is blowing, pigeons are flying freely, and the newborn orioles are chirping, as if to tell people that the cold spring is coming.
2. Feeling that the pigeons are flying in a flock outside the clouds. It comes from "One Hundred and Thirty Rhymes of Poems on Traveling to Wuzhen Temple" by Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
Vernacular interpretation: Thanks to the white doves above the white clouds, flying in groups.
3. When the white doves are flying, the sun is setting, and the meditation room is quiet and I drink fragrant tea. From "Inscription on the Purifying Eye Master's Room" by Wang Changling, a poet of the Tang Dynasty
Vernacular interpretation: When the white dove took off, the sun was almost setting, and the monks in the Zen room were quietly drinking fragrant tea.
4. The white dove is circling around me, just like a parrot. From "When I Was Rich" by Wang Anshi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty
Vernacular interpretation: White doves circle around me, like parrots.
5. The grass becomes greener in spring and autumn. The dove has not returned to the west. Who can keep Jingluo for a long time? The dust dyes the plain clothes. From "Poetry to Reward the King of Jin Ande Yuan" by Xie Tiao, a poet of the Southern and Northern Dynasties
Vernacular interpretation: The spring grass becomes greener in autumn, and the pigeons have not yet returned to Kyoto. And I am in Kyoto, waiting for my fate. Good or bad luck is unpredictable. If something unexpected happens, we will never see each other again.
4. Ancient poems about pigeons
1. "Wild Pigeon" by Mei Yaochen of the Song Dynasty There came a solitary wild pigeon, and its eyes looked like spring doves.
I am hungry and want to eat, so I stand at the head of my south house. If I can't see you, what can I ask for at night?
One day I occasionally went out to the group and had fun in the sky. Vernacular Translation I have come to see wild pigeons with big eyes like spring doves.
Hungry and hungry for food, we established the South House of our country. I saw that he didn't seem to be there, so I went to ask for something at night.
One day, I accidentally came out of the group, hovering in the air and having fun. 2. "White Pigeon" by Xu Wei in the Tang Dynasty He raised his wings and soared into the blue sky, following his companion to a great country.
Pink feathers live in the painting pavilion, and the shadow of snow touches the Qiong window. The vibrating heron makes a good companion, and the singing dove makes a good pair.
The gull has not returned yet, but when I see you, I remember you on the Qingjiang River. Vernacular translation: Raise your wings and soar into the blue sky, follow the instructions of people to reach a great country.
Pink feathers live in the painting pavilion, and the snow blows on the windows. The vibrating heron makes a good companion, and the turtle dove makes a good pair.
The gull has not returned yet, but I still remember Qingjiang when I see you.
3. "Listening to the Pigeon Bells" by Zhu Yi of the Song Dynasty Penghaomen Lane has been bustling for a long time, and there are no important customers passing by the cage shop.
Dove bells outside the sky startle the pillows at noon, and children accidentally get up to listen. Vernacular translation: Penghaomen Lane has been bustling for a long time. Is it possible that there are important customers passing through the cage shop?
Dove bells outside the sky wake you up from your nap, and children accidentally wake up to listen to them. 4. "Satire on Raising Pigeons" from Shaoxing Imperial Academy in the Song Dynasty. Thousands of pigeons fly around the imperial capital, and it takes a lot of effort to collect and release them in the morning and evening.
How to raise geese on the edge of the clouds, two holy books can be passed down in the desert. Vernacular Translation: Pigeons fly around the capital, and the imperial court is too lazy to collect and release them.
How to cultivate cloud-taking geese, two holy books can be passed down in the desert. 5. "Gege Valley" by Yin Geng of the Ming Dynasty "Gege Valley", the pigeons are flying.
The scholar painted the ground and talked about military strategy, and he defeated thousands of sieges with shame. Thousands of sieges, endless fighting, gradually exhausted, the drums beat to death.
Hu'er immediately envied the sword and teased him from the south, biting his fingers together. Vernacular translation Quail and Pigeon Valley, quail and pigeons fly.
The scholar was talking about the art of war, and a man felt defeated and surrounded by thousands of layers. Surrounded by thousands of layers, the fighting continues, the strength is gradually exhausted and the drums are beating to death.
Lang immediately envied the sword, twitching Xiangnan and biting his fingers.