Holding an oil-paper umbrella, wandering alone in this wet and dark rain lane.
Fallen leaves are flying in the air, and I'm so sad and disappointed.
Lavender is still fragrant, dandelions are flying all over the sky.
The girl finally came out with small steps,
Stepping on the waves all the way, appearing in this rain curtain.
Under the drizzle, Ming Che's eyes showed the sadness of the sea;
That delicate jade hand touched the desolation of the past;
What heartbreaking pain that fragile heart is suffering.
Why are you so confused?
Why are you floating in the wind like a dandelion?
Is it because you haven't found the destination in your heart, or you haven't met the woman of your dreams?
The drizzle weaves diagonally all over the sky,
If you look like a fairy, the fairy is so confused and confused.
Finally, you disappeared in the rain, and you disappeared.
I threw away the oiled paper umbrella and chased my dream in the hazy sky.
Pursuing the ideal girl,
By my side, dandelions fall quietly. ...
Extended data:
Rain Lane is a modern poem written by China poet Dai Wangshu in 1927. The poem describes the lyric hero "holding an oil-paper umbrella" and wandering alone in a long and lonely rain lane.
In Rain Lane, the poet used symbolic images and image group to construct lyric space, conveyed inner feelings, and integrated the artistic nutrition of ancient China poems, especially graceful poems in the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. Besides, the artistic success of this poem lies in its harmonious musical beauty.