In "Autumn Poems (Part 1)", the poem that imbues the autumn scenery with heroic feelings is: A crane lining the clouds in the clear sky brings poetry to the blue sky. This poem captures the description of a crane flying in the clouds, showing the open scene of crisp autumn air, clear skies, and floating white clouds. In this atmosphere, the poet gallops his imagination, as if his "poetry" has also flown to the "blue sky" with the white crane flying in the clouds.
Original poem:
Since ancient times, autumn has been sad and lonely, but I say that autumn is better than spring.
A crane flies above the clouds in a clear sky, bringing poetry to the blue sky.
Translation:
Since ancient times, poets and poets have lamented the depression of autumn, but I say that autumn is far better than spring. In autumn, the sky is clear, and a crane breaks away from the clouds and soars upward, which triggers my poetry to fly into the sky.
Author: Liu Yuxi of Tang Dynasty
Poetry Appreciation
"Autumn Ci" was written by the author after he failed to participate in the political reform and was demoted to Langzhou. Since Song Yu wrote "Nine Debates" during the Warring States Period, poets of all ages have been unable to describe autumn scenery without the sentimental sentiment of bleakness, emptiness, desolation and desolation, but Liu Yuxi sang a unique hymn of autumn.
The whole poem has a fresh artistic conception, broad vision and elegant taste. The author goes against the grain and proposes new ideas. As the ancients said, "Poetry expresses ambition", this little poem reflects the author's lofty aspirations. There are no specific descriptions of scenes or scenery in the poem. All scenery is created by the author's imagination.