Lily's poems

Poems (ancient poems) describing lilies: Song Luyou's Occasional Topic in the North Window, Xiliang Tea's Lily, Qing Yan Zhao He's Lily, Song Sushi's Lily, and Tang Wangcuo's Lily Fu.

1, "North Window Occasionally"-Song Luyou

Two clusters of fragrant lilies and a pink Changchun. Laugh at the old turtle house, but don't remember poverty with joy.

Vernacular translation:

Look at the clusters of lilies, like a blooming pink periwinkle. Interestingly, the people in the Old Turtle House enjoy it and don't care about their poverty at all.

2. Lily-Xiliang Tea

There are many kinds of grafted leaves, and flowers are the same color. Dew or droop, droop from the wind.

Vernacular translation:

There are many kinds of grafted leaves, but the color is the same when they bloom. Some leaves are bare or drooping, and will shake up and down when the wind blows.

3. Lily-Qing Yan Zhao He

Learn to dye the light yellow day lily color, and several branches are fluttering in the wind.

Vernacular translation:

Learn dyeing techniques to turn the day lily into light yellow, with dew on several flowers, leaning in the wind.

4, "Lily"-stone

More begging for two clusters of fragrant lilies, the old man is still childlike in his seventies.

Vernacular translation:

The old man is seventy years old, but his mind is still as pure as a child. He asked for two more fragrant lilies.

5, "Lily Fu"-Tang Wang Cuo

When the lotus spring shines, it holds the steep toes of Yangshan. Compared with the ability of pods, it is self-touching.

Vernacular translation:

The spring sun shines on the lotus in the pond, and the peak of Yangshan is even more amazing. The fruits of lotus are more closely connected than pods, and the fragrance of flowers is unique.