Leisure poems of wild birds

A fairy laurel has climbed up and returned to Pukou Village, Yan Tao. Although I hate parting, I am still interested. Sophora japonica blooms at sunrise.

The east window of the moon is like a jade wheel, and the front hall is silent. Palace Sophora flowers fall in the west wind, and parrots call people on cold nights.

The shadow is red before the mountain sinks, and the rain is far away to promote the levy. The soul sells its children and never looks back, taking a leisurely look at the road of Sophora japonica.