1. What are the poems about "Willow Farewell"
1. When the wicker branches are broken and the flowers fly away, I ask the passers-by whether they will return home. ——"Farewell Poems" from Sui Zaqu Songs
Interpretation: All the wicker branches have been folded, and all the flowers have withered, pedestrians! Will you come back or not?
2. The spring breeze knows no pain and does not send away the green willow branches. ——Li Bai's "Lao Lao Pavilion"
Interpretation: The spring breeze also feels the pain of parting, so it does not urge the willow to turn green.
3. To bid farewell to the capital city, all the long strips are folded to reduce the spring breeze. ——Bai Juyi's "Qingmen Willow"
Explanation: The nearby checkpoints are also surrounded by people seeing them off, and everyone breaks willows to see off their departing friends.
4. Farewell to each other with weeping flowers and willow smoke in the spring breeze. ——Yu Xuanji's "Breaking Willows"
Definition: When saying goodbye, he was reluctant to leave and broke all the willow branches on the roadside.
5. There is no need to long for acacia and break the willow branches. ——Li Bai "Sending Vice Envoy Liu to Qin in Xuancheng"
Definition: Don't let me remember each other for a long time and break the green poplar branches full of trees.
6. The willow outside the guest pavilion has all its branches facing south. ——Zhang Ji's "Thoughts on Traveling in Jibei"
Interpretation: When the tourists living in Jibei return home, they are all excited to accept the broken willows from those who see them off: The people who see them off are considerate, and they all break the willows that grow toward the south. Gift.
7. The morning rain in Weicheng is lightly dusty, and the guesthouses are green and willow-colored. ——Wang Wei "Send Yuan Er Envoy to Anxi"
Translation: It rained just in the morning, Weicheng was dusty and moist, the air was fresh, and the willows outside the hotel were even greener.
8. The excitement stirs the thoughts and the willows are full of spring. ——Bao Zhao's "Three Days Poems"
Interpretation: The breath disturbs the mood of longing, and the wicker turns green and begins to miss spring.
9. The willow spring at the head of the Yangtze River, the poplars are worried about killing people crossing the river. ——Zheng Gu's "Farewell to Friends on the Huaihe River"
Interpretation: The youthful beauty of the willows at the head of the Yangtze River arouses people's hearts, and the poplars dance like snow all over the sky, killing those who cross the river.
10. The yellow bird flutters and the willows weep, and the spring breeze sees off guests, making people sad. ——Gao Shi's "Farewell to Li Yin Shaofu, Qianwei County, Dongping"
Interpretation: Yellow birds are flying, willow branches are drooping, and the spring breeze is blowing. Farewell to old friends in such spring scenery makes people's hearts sad.
2. Ancient poems about willow farewell verses
"Poems of Willow Branches" by Bai Juyi in the Tang Dynasty
A tree has thousands of branches in the spring breeze, as tender as gold and as soft as silk.
In the deserted garden at the west corner of Yongfeng, who does it belong to when no one belongs to it all day long?
Green Gate Willow
Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty
The green tree has a sad look, and has been the subject of divorce and hatred for several people.
For Jindu There are many doors to say goodbye, and the long strips are folded to dampen the spring breeze.
Suzhou Willow
Tang Bai Juyi
The yellow and graceful in the Jingu Garden, the whirling green beside the Qujiang Pavilion. < /p>
Lao Lai travels everywhere, unlike Suzhou, which has the most willows.
The white hair of catkins flutters in the face, leaving you at a loss what to do.
New willows in Chang'an
Chen Guang of the Tang Dynasty
The clouds in Jiumo Road have just begun to shine, and the willows in Huangqiu are new. Different sky garden scenery, spring comes first before the sun.
The color is light and faint. Containing dew, the silk is light and untouched by dust. A branch is about to be broken, and it is the morning to return.
Willows by the Water in May
Tang Cuihu
Knot The roots are straight, and the hanging shadow is clear. The face is cold when sleeping, and the lazy waist is softer.
The strips are already heavy when shaken, and the strips of water are unfolded. It is like drunken smoke, the scenery is condensed, and it is like sorrow. The moon is dewy.
Fishes are frightened by the long silk, and birds are frightened by the weak branches. How sentimental the long farewell is, and the spring is full of climbing.
Willow
Tang Dynasty Cui Lu
The wind is slow and the sun is slow, and the smoke is dragged into the water. It provokes thousands of hatreds and is tied to short and long branches.
The man is thin and the waist is light. Hungry. I haven’t returned to my hometown, so many heartbroken thoughts.
Xinliu
Cui Cui of Tang Dynasty
Ruthless and tender, let the spring urge, like leaning against the wind against the ancient platform .
How much I hate last year and today, the color of Yugou comes to Dongting.
Willow on the embankment
Dai Shulun of Tang Dynasty
Thousands of weeping willow silk, Spring comes and weaves farewells. Passers-by climb and fold, and concubines have heartbreak. 3. Farewell poems about willows
Farewell poems about willows:
"Poems on Willow Branches" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty
One tree has thousands of branches in the spring breeze, as tender as gold and as soft as silk.
In the deserted garden at the west corner of Yongfeng, who belongs to whom no one belongs to all day long?
Green Gate Willow
Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty
The green tree has a sad look, and has been the subject of divorce and hatred for several people.
For Jindu There are many doors to say goodbye, and the long strips are folded to dampen the spring breeze.
Suzhou Willow
Tang Bai Juyi
The yellow and graceful in the Jingu Garden, the whirling green beside the Qujiang Pavilion. < /p>
Old willows travel everywhere, unlike Suzhou, which has the most willows.
The white hair of catkins flutters in the face, leaving you at a loss what to do.
New willows in Chang'an
Chen Guang of the Tang Dynasty
The clouds in Jiumo Road have just begun to shine, and the willows in Huangqiu are new. Different sky garden scenery, spring comes first before the sun.
The color is light and faint. Containing dew, the silk is light and has not touched the dust. A branch is about to be broken, and it is time to return home. 4. Ancient poems about willow farewell
Explore the image of willow in classical poetry and music. In Chinese classical poetry and music, willow is One of the most common images, it is also the most beautiful, touching and sentimental image.
A careful and in-depth exploration of the role of willow imagery in ancient poetry will be of great benefit to understanding ancient cultural traditions, improving national cultural literacy, and enhancing the ability to appreciate poetry. 1. Use willows to express the deep feeling of farewell. "There are endless trees on the road in Chang'an, but only the weeping willow tubes can separate us."
(Liu Yuxi's "Nine Poems on Willow Branches") The meaning of farewell is the most essential artistic feature of the willow image. . There are countless beautiful lines in ancient poetry and music that use the image of willows to express the feelings of parting.
"The spring breeze knows how to avoid suffering, and does not send away the green willow branches." (Li Bai's "Lao Lao Pavilion") "Weicheng is light and dusty in the morning rain, and the guest houses are green and the willows are new.
Encourage you After drinking a glass of wine, the sunshine in the west has no friends." (Wang Wei's "The Second Envoy to Anxi") "The Yangliu Spring at the head of the Yangtze River, the Yanghuachou kills the people crossing the river"
(Zheng Gu's "Huai"). "Farewell to Friends") "Looking closely, it is not true. The poplar flowers are dotted, which are the tears of people leaving." (Su Shi's "Water Dragon Song") "Sentiment has hurt parting since ancient times, and it is even more embarrassing to neglect the Qingqiu Festival.
Tonight Wherever I wake up, the willow bank is filled with the waning moon in the morning breeze. "(Liu Yong's "Yulin Ling") "The willow silk is so long that it's hard to tie it up, and it's hard to catch the slanting light in the sparse forest."
(Wang Shifu's "Yulin Ling"). "The Romance of the West Chamber") These beautiful words and sentences all use Liu to express feelings, lingering and pathos. The image of willows is associated with farewell. First of all, it is because of the graceful and graceful posture of willows, gentle and affectionate, "In the past, I left, and the willows clung to me; now I come to think about it, and the rain and snow are falling."
("The Book of Songs") "Xiaoya Picking Wei") The willow's reluctance and people's reluctance to say goodbye are so harmonious that Liu Xie of the Southern Dynasty praised it in the article "Wen Xin Diao Long? Wu Se": "The burning peach blossom." Fresh, with all the appearance of willows.
"It is believed that "Yangliu Yiyi" vividly expresses the soft and beautiful state of willows, "with less, more, and full of emotion."
Starting from the source of "The Book of Songs", Chinese classical poetry and music have The image of willows is suggestive and inspiring. Secondly, it is because the ancients had the custom of breaking off willows to say goodbye. It was especially popular in the Tang Dynasty. At that time, many people from Chang'an came to Baqiao to break willows to say goodbye.
According to "Sanfu Huangtu", "Baqiao was built across the water in the east of Chang'an. Han people came to see off their guests on this bridge. Willow farewell. "This is the earliest record that the breaking of willows is closely related to farewell.
"The whisk is high and the dust is low, and the Ba Bridge is climbed and folded so often. Thought is like a heartless tree, it welcomes people without understanding and only gives them away. "
(Pei said "Liu") "The smoke willows in Baqiao and the pond in Qujiang should be waiting for people to come. "(Lu You's "Autumn Waves") "The willows are hanging green on the ground, and the poplar flowers are flying in the sky.
When all the wicker branches are broken and the flowers fly away, I would like to ask passers-by whether they are returning home. " ("Farewell" by Anonymous) Again, "Liu" and "Liu" are homophonic, and breaking off willows to see off has the meaning of soliciting to stay, expressing the feeling of family members being reluctant to leave.
"The willows in the West City are making spring soft, moving. It’s hard to hold back tears when you are away from sorrow. I still remember how sentimental I was and how I once returned to the boat.
What happened that day at Biye Zhuqiao was that no one was seen and the water flowed empty. " (Qin Guan's "Jiangchengzi") Another point is that there is a farewell song of "Breaking Willows" in ancient music.
For example, the song "Breaking Willows" is included in Han Yuefu's "Hengchui Music". The folk song of the Northern Dynasties "The Song of Willows" contains the sentence "Mount the horse without lifting the whip, but bend the branches of the willows"
The Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan's "Liangzhou Ci": "Far above the Yellow River, among the white clouds, there is an isolated city. Wanren Mountain. Why bamboo flute complain willow, spring is not degree Pass. "
The "willow" in it refers to the song "Breaking Willows". Li Bai's "Hearing the Flute in Luoyang City on a Spring Night") is even better: "The sound of someone's jade flute is flying darkly, spreading into the spring breeze all over Luoyang. city.
Hearing the broken willows in this nocturne, no one can forget the love of his hometown. "Hearing the sound of the flute arouses homesickness and touches the sorrow of separation, why? That's why the flute plays the song "Folding Willows"! 2. Singing the beautiful spring scenery through willows. Willows grow in spring and are dense in summer. Their branches and leaves are lush and full of vitality. , so the ancients often used "Ying Liu" to praise spring and nature.
For example, "The elms and willows shade the back eaves, and the peaches and plums fall in front of the hall." "(Tao Yuanming's "Returning to the Garden and Living in the Fields") "The light rain on the street is as moist as crisp, but the color of grass looks far away but not up close.
The most beautiful thing about spring is that it is better than the smoke and willows all over the imperial capital. "(Han Yu's "Early Spring Rain") "The willows are becoming green in the spring breeze, and the mist is light and the rain is beginning to clear. "
(Yan Shu's "Revelation of Heartfelt Feelings") "One or two oriole sounds at the bottom of the leaves, and the flying catkins are light as the day grows longer. " (Yan Shu's "Broken Array") "The dawn outside the green poplar smoke is light and cold, and the red apricot branches are full of spring. "
(Song Qi's "Spring in the Jade House") "Yichuan tobacco, the city is full of wind and rain, and the plums are yellow and rainy. "(He Zhu's "The Sapphire Case") The spring is bright and the scenery is picturesque, which makes people forget to leave.
The most famous song that uses willows to sing about the beautiful spring is "Ode to the Willows" by He Zhizhang, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. : "The jasper is as high as a tree, with thousands of green silk ribbons hanging down. I don’t know who cuts out the thin leaves. The spring breeze in February is like scissors. ”
The use of metaphors and personification not only expresses the delicate beauty of willow leaves and praises the vitality of spring, but also arouses readers’ imagination, leaving a very broad space for imagination. It can be called The eternal masterpiece of "Yong Willow" is also used to express the feeling of cherishing the spring and regretting the spring. For example, "The silk threads of the willows are made soft, and the wisps of smoke are woven into sorrow." Begonias have not yet rained, pear blossoms have snowed first, and half of the spring is gone.
Nowadays, it is difficult to recall the past, and return to dreams around the Qin Tower. Acacia is only on the lilac branches and the cardamom tips. "
Another example is, "The smoke and willows are scattered across the Baling Bridge, and the scenery is as good as the previous one. The decaying willows and willows have been climbed and broken many times, and the waist of the Chu palace is haggard. "
(Liu Yong's "Youth Travel") organically combines the sadness of spring, farewell and lovesickness. 3. Use willows to describe women and love. From an aesthetic point of view, willows are blowing in the wind. Shy and charming, with various postures and charms, it is extremely feminine and feminine. Therefore, the ancients often used willow to describe a woman's figure and appearance.
"Hibiscus is like a face and willow is like an eyebrow" (Bai Juyi's "Song of Everlasting Sorrow"). , "Cherry Fan Su's mouth, Yangliu's small waist." "(Bai Juyi's "Can't Forget Love") The beauty and elegance of women in the shape of "willow eyebrows" and "willow waist" are like today.
The aesthetic pleasure of willows is also reflected in the appreciation of love. Description: "The moon is above the willow branches, and people are meeting after dusk. "
(Ouyang Xiu's "Sheng Chazi") What a beautiful artistic conception, what a beautiful love! "The willows are green and the Qingjiang River is level, and I hear the singing on the Langjiang River. The sun rises in the east and rains in the west. There is no sunshine but there is sunshine. "
(Liu Yuxi's "Bamboo Branch Poems") The poem rises with willows, embodying emotions in the scenery, and describes a wonderful picture that integrates poetry, painting, and philosophy. There are also borrowed willows. 5. Use willows Writing Farewell Poems
1. The Deep Affection of "Breaking Willows" The ancients would break willows to send each other off when parting. This was a very popular folk custom at that time, especially among literati, and it became a fashion. .
Zhang Ji's "Thoughts on Journey to Jibei": "The willows outside the guest pavilion have all their branches facing south.
"Zhou Bangyan's "Lanling King": "The willow shade is straight, and the smoke is green.
On the Sui Embankment, I have seen it several times, with the water flowing in the water to see people off. ...Changting Road, every year, should have more than a thousand feet of flexible strips. ”
From phrases such as “break all the branches towards the south” and “the soft branches stretch over a thousand feet”, we can see the universality of this custom and fashion. The farewell location is mostly in Changting. , bridge head or embankment, such as the "Sui Embankment" mentioned in Zhou Bangyan's poem, and the "Ba Ling" below (there is a Ba Bridge nearby).
When bidding farewell, not only do you send off willows, but also the "Ba Ling" mentioned below. Drinking is of course indispensable for farewell parties; sometimes flutes and songs are also played, and the tunes are ready-made, and almost anyone with some literacy at that time can sing them casually; of course, poets also have to recite poems and lyrics as gifts. In ancient poetry, We can read many works related to the cultural custom of "breaking willows to say goodbye", which can be said to be a very important cultural landscape in the history of Chinese literature.
For example: Li Bai's "Listening to the Flute in Luocheng on a Spring Night". ": "The sound of someone's jade flute is flying quietly, spreading into the spring breeze and filling Luo City. In this nocturne, I heard the broken willows, who can't help but feel the love of my hometown. "
(This poem was the subject of the 2003 Gao Archaeology Poetry Appreciation.) Li Bai's "Recalling Qin E": "The sound of the flute swallowed, Qin E's dream cut off the moon in the Qin Tower.
The moon in the Qinlou, the willows are colored every year, and Baling is sad to say goodbye. "Li Bai's "Jinling Wine Shop Farewell": "The wind blows the willow flowers and fills the shop with fragrance, and Wu Ji presses wine for guests to taste.
The disciples of Jinling came to see each other off, and they all had a drink if they wanted to do it or not. "Zheng Gu's "Farewell to Friends on the Huai River": "The willow spring at the head of the Yangtze River, the Yang Hua Chou kills the people crossing the river.
Several bagpipes left the pavilion at night, you were heading towards Xiaoxiang and I was heading towards Qin. " ("Yanghua" means catkins.
Su Shi has "Yanghua Ci") Wu Wenying's "Wind into the Pines": "The dark green in front of the building leads the way, with a trace of willow and an inch of tenderness. " The poem not only writes about the action of "breaking willows to say goodbye", but also all words related to willows are used to express the sorrow and hatred when parting, and the deep affection between friends.
For example, "Willow silk" ", "willow branch", "willow shade", "willow color", "smoke willow", "willow cotton" (can also be said to be "willow flower", "poplar flower", "catkin"), "willow", " "Breaking Willows", "Yangliuchun", "Yangliu Yiyi", etc. There is also a very touching story in the poem "Breaking Willows".
Li Zhiwen, an official in the Ministry of Rites of the Song Dynasty, fell in love with the capital city When the famous prostitute Nie Shengqiong returned to her hometown, Nie Shengqiong bid farewell to her. She drank in the Lotus Tower and sang a poem. The last line was: "I have no plan to stay in spring, but I have no plan to go with you." "
For this reason, Li Zhiwen stayed for more than a month. Later, because his wife pressed too hard, Li had to leave sadly.
In less than ten days, Nie Shengqiong He wrote a poem called "Partridge Sky" and sent it to Li Zhiwen. Li got it on the way and hid it in a box. When he got home, his wife found it.
Li had to tell Mrs. Li the truth. He read "Partridge Sky" and was very happy to see its clear and healthy sentences.
Instead of stopping Li Nie's love affair, he used his private money to let Li Zhiwen go to the capital to marry Nie Shengqiong. "鸪天": The jade is sad and the flowers are sad out of Fengcheng, and the lotus flowers are green downstairs. After singing in front of the sun, everyone is on their fifth journey.
Looking for a good dream, it is difficult to come true, who knows. I am in love at this time. Tears fall on my pillow and rain falls on my bed through the window.
2. Reasons for "breaking willows" Why do we need to break willows to see each other after parting ways? The explanation is that "Liu" sounds like "Liu", and giving Liu means to commemorate someone. One is that they can't bear to say goodbye, and the other is that they will never forget. However, we feel that this explanation is very weak and not completely convincing.
< p> As a very common cultural custom, breaking willows to say goodbye cannot be explained clearly by a "homonym". Therefore, in ancient times, some people explored the reasons from another angle.For example, in the Qing Dynasty. Chu Renhuo pointed out in the fourth volume of "Jianhu Guangji": "The person who is seeing off has no other branches to break and must leave the willow. It is not just the convenience of Jinting. It is also because people leaving their hometown are like trees leaving the soil. I hope that it will be safe everywhere, just like the willow that can live anywhere, I wish you all the best. "This explanation is very reasonable.
Compared with other trees, willow trees are characterized by "living anywhere", which can be used to wish people far away from home to be at peace with the situation and be able to live in a different place. I quickly integrated into the local people and everything went smoothly. This statement has a profound philosophy and higher cultural taste.
However, I think this is not the "breaking willow farewell". The earliest origin of this cultural custom should be the ancient poem "I left in the past, and the willows lingered; now I think about it, the rain and snow are falling."
There are three reasons: First, this poem comes from. "The Book of Songs", and it is a famous line, familiar to everyone who reads it; secondly, "Yangliu Yiyi" expresses the farewell mood of the soldiers who cherish their family and love their homeland before going on an expedition, which laid the cultural tone for subsequent farewell poems; thirdly, the "Book of Songs" as the Five Classics First, its profound and extensive role in cultural inheritance cannot be doubted. The ancients emphasized "no word has its origin" when writing poems. Of course, it comes from classics. In this sense, some people refer to "The guest house is nestled in the willow spring" in "Weicheng Song". "I think it is inappropriate to change it to "The guest house is green and the willows are new".
In short, "breaking the willows to say goodbye" should have three reasons: "homophonic sentiment", "philosophical enlightenment" and "cultural inheritance" .
3. The music of "breaking willows" When "breaking willows to say goodbye", one has to play the flute and sometimes sing loudly. Therefore, in ancient poems, breaking willows and playing flute (singing) are often linked together to express the deep affection of farewell.
There are three related pieces of music: One is "Breaking Willow Branches" from the Northern Dynasties Yuefu's "Drum and Horn Cross-blow Song". There is a lyric that says: "When you get on your horse, you don't catch the whip, but instead bend the willow branches.
When you get off your horse, you play the horizontal flute, worried about killing the travelers." Look."
There is also the aforementioned "Listening to the Flute in Luocheng on a Spring Night". The words "hearing the breaking of willows" in these two poems should be the song "Breaking Willow Branches". The second is "Weicheng Song" of the Tang Dynasty, also known as "Yangguan Sandie".
In fact, it turns out that it is not a song, but a poem written by Wang Wei "Send Off the Second Envoy Ruan to Anxi": "The morning rain in Weicheng is light and dusty, and the guest house is green and the willows are new. I urge you to drink more." "Wine, leaving Yangguan in the west without any old friends"
Later, it was composed by a musician and used as a farewell song. The last line of the song "Going west from Yangguan without old friends" was repeated and sung, so it was called " "Yangguan Santie". This was a very popular farewell song in the Tang Dynasty.
The third is "Poems of Willow Branches" written in the Tang Dynasty. This is the name of Tang Jiaofang's song, and many authors chant it after this. 6. A farewell poem about Han Liu
Wherever the world is sad, there is a farewell pavilion.
The spring breeze knows no pain and does not send away the green willows. ----Li Bai's "Lao Lao Pavilion" The willow trees are in the east wind, and the green trees are sandwiched between the river. It has been hard to climb and break recently, which should be due to the many separations.
-----Wang Zhihuan's "Farewell" The willows on the water's edge are crooked with dust, and I immediately ask you to break a branch. Only the spring breeze cherishes each other the most, and blows diligence into my hands.
----Yang Juyuan's "Folding Willows" The spring breeze outside the city blows wine flags, and pedestrians wave their sleeves to the west. There are countless trees on the streets of Chang'an, only separated by weeping poplar tubes.
——Liu Yuxi's "Poems of Willow Branches" For the time being, I can send you no hope with a bottle of wine, but don't hurt your frown and slender waist. There is only separation before death in this world, and the spring breeze strives to cherish the long strips.
Every time you lean into the mist containing smoke, thousands of threads flicker off the sky. In order to repay the travellers, I will leave all the farewell, leaving half to see you off and half to welcome you back.
---- Li Shangyin's "Two Poems on Li Ting De De Broken Willows" The willow silk threads hang down to the ground, and the poplar flowers are flying in the sky. When all the willow silk is broken and the flowers fly away, I ask passers-by whether they are returning home.
---------"Farewell" by Anonymous. 7. Ancient poems about willow farewell
Zhang Ji's "Thoughts on a Journey to Jibei": "The willows outside the guest pavilion have broken all their branches toward the south."
Zhou Bangyan's "Lanling" "King": "The willow shades are straight, and the smoke is green. I have seen it several times on the Sui embankment, and the water is floating in the water. ... Changting Road, every year, should be more than a thousand feet long."
Li Bai's "Hearing the Flute on a Spring Night in Luocheng": "The sound of someone's jade flute flies darkly, spreading into the spring breeze all over Luocheng. Hearing the broken willows in this nocturne, who can't help but feel the love of his hometown."
Li Bai's "Remembering Qin E": "The sound of the flute swallowed, and Qin E dreamed of cutting off the moon in the Qin Tower. The moon in the Qin Tower, the willows are colored every year, and Baling is sad to say goodbye."
Li Bai's "Farewell at the Jinling Wine Shop" 》: "The wind blows the fragrance of willow flowers all over the shop, and Wu Ji presses wine for guests to taste. The children of Jinling come to see each other off, and everyone has a drink if they want to go or not."
Zheng Gu's "Farewell to Friends on the Huaishang": "The willow spring at the head of the Yangtze River, the Yanghua worry kills the people crossing the river. Several bagpipes leave the pavilion late, you go to Xiaoxiang and I go to Qin." ("Yanghua" means catkins. Su Shi has "Yanghua Ci")
< p> Wu Wenying's "Wind into the Pines": "The dark green in front of the building leads the way, with a trace of willow and an inch of tenderness."Nie Shengqiong's "Partridge Sky": The sorrow of jade and flowers emerges from Fengcheng, Lotus Tower Under Liu Qingqing, I respect the one in front and sing Yangguan behind, and everyone is on their fifth journey. Looking for a good dream, it’s hard to come true, who knows how I feel at this time. Tears fell in front of the pillow, rain fell in front of the curtain, and dripped into the morning through the window.
"Liu" Luo Yin
Ba Anqing comes to say goodbye frequently, leaning against each other for the best part of spring. The flying catkins in my own house are still uncertain, and I am arguing about hanging silk and stumbling passers-by?
"Breaking Willows"
Shi Jianwu
I saw the spring willows on the roadside, and they broke every new one. This year, I will return to my last place, and I won’t say goodbye to others last year.
"Willows on the Embankment" by Dai Shulun
Tens of thousands of weeping willow threads weave farewell in spring. The place where passers-by climb and break is when my concubine breaks her heart.
"Remembering Willows" by Bai Juyi
I once planted willows in the south of the Yangtze River, and once I said goodbye to the south of the Yangtze River, there were two springs. Recalling the Qingqing River bank, I wonder who Pan Zhe is?
"Willows by the River" by Yong Yuzhi
On the edge of the ancient embankment, there is a green tree smoke. If the silk is not continuous, keep the tielang boat. 8. Poems about Farewell to Willows
Li Bai·Recalling Qin E
The sound of the flute swallowed, Qin E dreamed of breaking the moon in the Qin Tower. Qin Lou is full of moon, willows are colored every year, and Baling is sad to say goodbye. Enjoy the Qingqiu Festival in Yuanyuan, and the sound of Xianyang's ancient road is excruciating. The sound is gone, the west wind is lingering, the Han family mausoleum
Farewell
The willows are green and heavy on the ground, the poplars are flying in the sky, the willow branches are broken and the flowers are flying away, I would like to ask the passers-by if they are coming home. .
Liangzhou Ci by Wang Zhihuan.
Far above the Yellow River among the white clouds, there is an isolated city named Wanren Mountain. Why bamboo flute complain willow, spring is not degree Pass.
Wei Zhuang, Jinling Map
The river is raining and the grass is flowing, and the six dynasties are like birds chirping in the sky. The most ruthless willow is Taicheng Liu, still smoked ten miles away from the embankment.
How much leisure and sorrow are there? Yichuan tobacco, the city is full of wind and rain, and plums are yellow and rainy.
He Zhu. The Sapphire Case
A stream of smoke and willows is covered with thousands of silk threads, but there is no reason why the orchid boat can live there.
Zhou Zizhi. Walking on the Shasha
The sorrow of leisure is the most painful. Don’t go and lean on Weilan, where the setting sun is setting and the smoke of willows breaks your heart.
Xin Qiji. Moyu'er
Looking closely, it is not poplar flowers, but the tears of separation.
Su Shi. Water Dragon Yin
The chilling cicadas are miserable. It's late to Changting. The showers have begun to subside. All the cars and tents are drinking without thoughts. Nostalgia. Lanzhou urged. Holding hands and looking into teary eyes.
I was speechless and choked. Think about it. Thousands of miles of smoke. The dusk is heavy and the sky is vast. Passion has hurt parting since ancient times. Even more embarrassing.
Ignore the Qingqiu Festival. Where to wake up tonight? The dawn wind and the waning moon on the willow bank. After so many years, it should be a good time and beautiful scenery. Even if there are thousands of styles, who can tell them! ——Liu Yong. Yu Linling
Hearing the flute in Luo City on a spring night Li Bai
The sound of someone’s jade flute flies darkly and spreads into the spring breeze throughout Luo City.
Hearing the broken willows in this nocturne, who can't help but love the hometown! 9. Farewell poem about willows
Farewell to the Second Envoy of the Yuan Dynasty Anxi Wang Wei The morning rain in Weicheng is light and dusty, and the guest houses are green and the willows are new.
I advise you to drink a glass of wine. There is no old friend when you leave Yangguan in the west. Sending Shen Zifu to the East of the Yangtze River Wang Wei There are few travelers at Yangliu Ferry, and Master Yi is rowing towards Linqi.
Only lovesickness is like spring, sending you home from the south to the north of the Yangtze River. Farewell Poem by Anonymous Sui Dynasty The willows are hanging green on the ground, and the poplar flowers are flying in the sky.
When all the wicker branches are broken and the flowers fly away, I would like to ask the passers-by whether they have returned home. Farewell at Jinling Wine Shop Li Bai The wind blows the fragrance of willow flowers all over the shop, Wu Ji presses wine to encourage guests to taste it, the children of Jinling come to see each other off, everyone drinks their wine if they want to or not.
I would like to ask you, Dongliu Shui, who do you want to compare with? "Rain Lin Bell" Liu Yonghan's cicada is sad, facing the pavilion in the evening, the shower has begun to stop. The capital tent is drinking without a trace, and the orchid boat is urging me to leave in the place of nostalgia. Holding hands and looking at each other's tearful eyes, I am speechless and choked. Thinking - gone thousands of miles of smoke , the dusk is heavy and the sky is wide. Passionate since ancient times, it hurts to leave, and it is even more desolate in the Qingqiu Festival. Where to wake up tonight, on the bank of willows, the evening breeze is waning. After so many years, it should be a good time and good scenery. Even though there are thousands of styles , Who should I tell you more? Jia Zhi's "Farewell to the Kings and Eight Members on Baling Night" Farewell to Luoyang when the catkins fly, and go to Sanxiang after the plum blossoms bloom. The feelings of the world have dispersed like floating clouds, and the separation and hatred are as long as the river.
Du Mu "Xuanzhou sent Judge Pei Tan to Shuzhou, Shi Mu wanted to go to the official position and return to the capital" The sun was warm, the mud was melting, the snow was half gone, and the grass and horses sounded proudly when passing by. Yunzhe Temple on Jiuhuashan Road, Liufu Bridge in Qingyijiang Village.
Your wishes are as high as those of a grand master, and my heart is shaking. Coming together does not mean going back together. Our homeland is lonely every spring.