Poems about chicks leaving the nest and leaving the nest

1. Poems about chicks leaving the nest

Poems about chicks leaving the nest 1. The ancients wrote poems about birds feeding their chicks

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I looked up and saw a bird's nest

There were eight or nine little swallows in it

The big swallow came out of the nest to beat the food< /p>

Let me talk about the big swallow

Coming out of the nest early in the morning to beat the food

Spreading its wings and shaking its feathers to move forward

Flying over three miles of peach blossoms Shop

Crossing Wuli Xinghua Slope

Good wine comes out in front of the Peach Blossom Shop

There are many beauties in front of the Xinghua Slope

It’s so easy Eat enough food

She folded her wings and went into the nest

Dayan just entered the nest

Xiaoyan smiled at the sight

Call me mom now

Call mom, listen

You beat the food outside

I was hungry for more than a long time

He took the food in his mouth and fed him

If he fed this, he fed that

If he fed that, he fed this

Feed that one, feed this one

2. Poems and idioms about birds

1. I advise you not to hit the bird on the branch, because the son is looking at his mother in the nest. It comes from "Bird" by Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.

Translation: I advise you not to kill the birds on the branches. The young birds are still in the nest waiting for their mother to return. You might kill a stone with one stone!

2. The bird returns with wings and goes to the forest in the morning. It comes from "The Returning Bird" by Tao Yuanming, a poet in the Wei and Jin Dynasties.

Translation: The returning bird flies freely, leaving the nest and emerging from the woods in the early morning.

3. I shed tears when feeling the flowers, and I hate others and scare the birds. It comes from "Spring Hope" by Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.

Translation: Feeling sentimental about state affairs, I can’t help but burst into tears, and the chirping of birds frightens my heart, which only adds to the sadness of separation and hatred.

4. The clumsy bird flies first

Meaning: The clumsy bird has to fly first. It is a metaphor that people with poor ability are afraid of falling behind and do things before others.

5. Kill two birds with one stone

Meaning: Throw one stone and hit two birds. It is a metaphor for getting two benefits from doing one thing.

6. Birds frightened by bows and arrows

Meaning: Birds frightened by bows and arrows are not easy to settle down. It is a metaphor for a person who has been frightened and becomes very frightened when encountering any movement.

3. The autumn cold gradually invaded in front of the hall, and the swallows nesting on the side of the curtain knew that spring was coming, so they both left their nests.

The swallows flew away when the curtain was slightly cold.

Butterflies love flowers

The chrysanthemums on the threshold are sad and the orchids weep with dew.

The curtain is light and cold, and the swallows fly away.

The bright moon does not know the pain of separation and hatred,

The slanting light penetrates Zhuhu at dawn.

Last night the west wind withered the green trees,

I climbed up to the tall building alone and looked at the end of the world.

If you want to send a colorful note and ruler,

How can you know when the mountains are long and the rivers are wide?

Notes

Luo Mu: In ancient times, there were curtains made of Luo gauze hanging in the rooms, which was commonly called Luo Mu. Later generations used this to refer to the living room.

Zhuhu: The vermilion door refers to a wealthy family.

Colored paper: painted paper. Refers to the poetry note of the title poem.

Chisu: a piece of paper one foot square, referring to letters.

Translation

In autumn, the chrysanthemums in the garden are shrouded in mist as if they are sad, and the orchids are stained with dew as if they are crying. The light cold of early autumn penetrated the inner room through the gauze curtain. The swallows, knowing that autumn is coming, both left their nests and flew away, leaving only the woman alone in the secluded house. The bright moon doesn't know the pain of separation, and it shines its lonely moonlight into the house all night long, making people more sad about separation. The autumn wind last night was so chilling that it caused the green leaves of the big trees to fall. I climbed up a tall building alone and looked into the distance, all the way to the end of the road, but my lover was nowhere to be seen. I want to send poems and letters to my lover who is far away, but there is no letter. I don’t know where he is in the vast mountains and rivers?

Comment

This poem by Yan Shu was cited by later generations as a classic of the Graceful School. The first part of this poem is melodious, and the second part is tragic and contains pathos. Among the many graceful words, it is the most famous.