Poetry about Bai Begonia
(Jia Tanchun)
Poetry
The setting sun is cold and the grass is thick with heavy doors and the moss is green Lay out basins after rain.
Jade is the spirit that is difficult to compare with purity, while snow is the skin and nose that is easy to ecstasy.
The beautiful heart is a little delicate and weak, and the beautiful shadow has traces of the third night of the moon.
Mo Dao's immortal immortal can become a human being, and accompany me to sing the dusk passionately.
Notes
1. Cold grass - autumn grass.
2. Moss green - green moss color.
3. The two sentences "Jade is" - using jade and ice and snow as metaphors for white flowers. Su Shi's poem "Plum Blossoms Bloom Under the Pine Wind Pavilion, Another Rhyme": "In the Plum Blossom Village under the Luofu Mountain, the jade and snow are the bones and the ice is the soul." At the same time, this is a personification of the flower, comparing it to a fairy, because "Zhuangzi. Xiaoyaoyouyou" "It was once said that the beautiful God has "skin as ice and snow." Ecstasy makes people obsessed and intoxicated.
4. Beautiful figure-beautiful figure. The moon has traces - the moon has shadows. The "marks" here are not tear marks. Li Shangyin's poem "Apricot Blossom": "With less aid, the wind is more powerful, the wall is high and the moon has traces." The whole sentence says: The moon in the middle of the night illuminates the beautiful figure of Bai Begonia.
5. Two sentences of "Mo Dao" - Don't say that the fairy in white will ascend to the sky and fly away. She is accompanying me passionately in chanting in the dusk. Zhi (pronounced "缧") is a kind of white silk fabric in ancient times. This refers to white clothes. "Xianxian" is used to describe flowers, which is derived from the previous "snow is the muscle nose". Taoists call becoming an immortal or ascension "feathering", which means turning into a bird and ascending to heaven. The last sentence is based on the poetry of Liu Jian's "Begonia Flower" of the Tang Dynasty: "A good night is more sentimental, and the fragrance under the moon is accompanied by drunken singing.
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