Twelve Untitled Songs (Part Two)
Sleepy in the spring tide, he got up late, and he made an appointment with Zhou Fang to find a poem.
The white clouds outside the mountain cover the purple stranger, and the green shadow in front of the pavilion is illusory.
Laozi and Zhuangzi release thousands of books, and a flute takes a month.
Broad-minded and smooth everywhere, Tang Jianxing met the Ming Dynasty.
In China's ancient poems, there are often poems with the title "Untitled".
No title is better than a title. The reason why "untitled" is used as the title is because the author is inconvenient or unwilling to directly reveal the theme of the poem with the title. This kind of poetry often entrusts the author with unspeakable hidden pain, inexplicable feelings, bitter feelings, persistent pursuit and so on.