The poem by the Suzaku Bridge you mentioned refers to Liu Yuxi's "Woyi Lane". The following is the original text:
"Woyi Alley"
Tang Dynasty: Liu Yuxi
Weeds and flowers beside Zhuque Bridge, the sun sets at the entrance of Wuyi Alley. ?
In the old days, the king Xietang Qianyan flew into the homes of ordinary people.
Interpretation:
Some wild grasses are blooming beside the Zhuque Bridge, and only the setting sun hangs slantingly at the entrance of Wuyi Alley. The swallows that were under the eaves of Director Wang and Xie An have now flown into the homes of ordinary people.
Creative background
In the second year of Baoli (826), Emperor Jingzong of Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi returned to Luoyang from the post of governor of Hezhou (now Hexian County, Anhui Province), passing by Jinling (now Jiangsu Province). Nanjing City), wrote this group of poems in praise of historical sites, collectively called "Five Topics of Jinling", the second of which is "Woyi Lane".
This poem is a famous poem by Liu Yuxi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, who expresses his feelings and expresses his feelings while expressing his feelings. It is one of the poems "Five Inscriptions on Jinling". The poet had not yet been to Jinling at that time, and he always had a longing for this ancient capital of the Six Dynasties. A friend happened to show him five poems he had written in praise of the historical sites in Jinling, and he took advantage of the opportunity and wrote five poems. Wuyi Alley was originally a place where nobles lived in the Six Dynasties and was the most prosperous. Today, the famous Zhuque Bridge is covered with weeds. There are no cars and horses coming or going at the entrance of Wuyi Alley. Only the setting sun shines slantingly on the deep wall of the past.
This is a nostalgic poem. Paying tribute to the prosperity of the Zhuque Bridge on the Qinhuai River in Nanjing during the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Wuyi Lane on the south bank, they are now overgrown with weeds and desolate. Feeling the vicissitudes of life and the changeable life. The old nest of swallows is used to arouse people's imagination, but it is not exposed; the background is painted with "weeds, flowers" and "sunset sun", which is beautiful but not vulgar. Although the words are very simple, the taste is infinite.
This poem describes the poet's deep feelings about the ups and downs. Zhuque Bridge and Wuyi Lane are still the same, but overgrown with weeds and the setting sun has set. The desolate scene already implies the poet's sensitive experience of prosperity and decline. The last two sentences use the swallow's nest to express the author's lament about the vicissitudes of life, the ups and downs of the world, and the writing style is particularly tortuous. This poem is the second of Liu Yuxi's famous epic poem "Five Titles of Jinling".