Oh, this last broken breath, in the green indifferent trees! .
Yes, I am like a driftwood. I have made my garden full of weeds.
I thank you for your sincere advice and live a pure life like you.
The last two sentences are what the author said to cicada: Please give me a warning, my life is as cold as yours. "Jun" means cicada. Police, alert, there's a touch here.
Cicada is a five-character poem written by Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem expresses that although his official career is not smooth, he persists in his lofty aspirations. The whole poem goes deeper and deeper, expounding the theme. First describe the situation of cicada, then jump directly to your own experience and express your feelings directly, and finally return to cicada naturally, with harmonious beginning and end and coherent meaning.
Li Shangyin's "Cicada" is a metaphor for himself, lofty morality and suffering, describing his bleak situation. It is one of Li Shangyin's classic masterpieces. Zhu Yizun, a poet in A Qing, praised it as "the best poem about objects", and the fourth sentence in the poem was also selected by Liang Qian as a divine sentence.
The first two couplets of this poem are about cicadas, not cicadas. The first two couplets are about cicadas, and the third is about the poet's own situation, which shows that cicadas and I are so desolate. Finally, cicada and I wrote together to express our feelings together, which can be suitable for cicadas and cicadas without leaving traces. Therefore, A Qing and Zhu Yizun praised it as "a masterpiece of chanting things".