Poems describing cattle people

There is a special kind of literati in the literary world, called failing students. There is a kind of sadness called "My good friend is the champion, but I am not even the champion". This is about Meng Haoran. After all, his best friend became the number one scholar in her early 30 s, but she spent her whole life in Buyi. There is a kind of pain called "I didn't take any exams that year." This is about Du Fu, who didn't go to high school that year because of Li's jealousy. There is a kind of helplessness called "I won the Jinshi obviously, but the world always says that I didn't win." This is about Zhang Ji. When a night-mooring near maple bridge was written, Zhang Ji was already a scholar, but some people always felt that he was sad for failing the list. But all these great talents who are sad for scientific research are not the worst. After all, there was a famous cripple in the Tang Dynasty, the late Tang poet Luo Yin. Luo Yin was famous since he was a child, but when he grew up, he seemed to be under a spell. He failed the exam ten times and was called the "top ten" in history. It really makes people doubt their life. The lingering pain in life makes Luo Yin's poetic style complicated. His satirical poem is the highest in his life. From the classic Bee, we can see that "it is hard to be sweet after a hundred flowers gather honey". The poem to be shared with you in this issue, Luo Yin did not change the pungent nature, but used a poem to tell the truth that "words must be divided into three points". It can be said that it is a good word. Let's try this parrot. "Parrot" Tang Luoyin doesn't hate carving green feathers in cages, and the south of the Yangtze River is warm and the west of Gansu is cold. I advise you not to make it clear, but it is difficult to make it clear. This seven-character quatrain is about a parrot in a cage. When writing this poem, Luo Yin took refuge in Jiangdong Qianliu, but he was still thinking about Tang Emperor. He wanted to tell all kinds of pains in his heart, but he dared not. Thinking of the bitterness of his half life, he borrowed a parrot to express his helplessness. The first sentence of the poem, "Don't hate the carved cage, its feathers are thin", shows that this is a parrot in a cage, and its wings have been removed by its owner. The Carved Cage shows that this is an exquisite birdcage, and its owner still cherishes it very much. The poet advised it not to complain because of the second sentence. "Jiangnan is warm and Longxi is cold" means that, after all, Jiangnan is warm, but the hometown of parrots in western Gansu is extremely cold. It seems to be persuading birds not to hate, but in fact, between the lines is the poet's own hate. He hates himself like a bird with a broken wing. What does it mean to him in this warm place far from home? The third and fourth sentences of the poem "I advise you not to use clear language, but it's hard to say clearly" are a turning point. Parrot can learn human speech, which is the main reason why it is trapped in a cage. For the master, the better the bird speaks, the less willing it is to be free, so the poet advised it not to speak too clearly, otherwise it would be further away. It seems that the parrot is actually talking about itself. The so-called disaster comes from the mouth, and it is most important for the poet to control his mouth at this time. This object-chanting poem is short and pithy, comforting yourself with a bird, and every sentence is reasonable, just like a short essay. In fact, many of Luo Yin's works have this feature. It's interesting to put profound truths into poetry and explain them by chanting things.