Be wise and stay haggard, plant fine flowers and watch the clouds blow the tower. what's the meaning

The wise guard languishes for a long time and spends fine flowers, and Ling sees the clouds blowing the tower, which shows that the languid people tend to grow fine flowers, and what they see in their eyes is the scene of blowing the tower.

This poem is actually a Tibetan poem. Look at this Tibetan poem, which can be simply understood as a poem for Hui Ling.

Poetry is a lyrical literary genre. Mao's Preface to Poetry says: "Poets have their own aspirations. Have ambition in your heart and speak like a poem. " Yan Yu's Poems on Canglang in the Southern Song Dynasty said that "poets chant temperament". There is only one art expressed in words: poetry.

In ancient China, unhappy people were called poems and happy people were called songs. In modern times, they are generally called poems. It expresses social life and people's spiritual world according to certain syllables and rhythms.