The poem describing the dream is as follows:
1. When night comes, we travel hand in hand with dreams, and when we wake up in the morning, we can’t hold back tears. ——Bai Juyi's "Meng Wei Zhi".
Appreciation: "Meng Wei Zhi" is a seven-character poem written by Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The first couplet of the poem points out the melancholy of meeting and waking up from my old friend Yuan Zhen in a dream; the chin couplet writes that I am sick, but my old friend has been sleeping underground for nearly ten years; the neck couplet imagines that my old friend's bones have turned into soil, and I There is only one body left in the world; the last couplet tells old friends that the son and beloved son-in-law have passed away one after another.
The whole poem contrasts the pleasure of meeting in a dream with the pain of waking up, and uses happy scenes to contrast the sadness, which further highlights the longing for the old friend and the sadness and melancholy of one's own misfortune. The feeling of mourning is unforgettable, like crying and complaining, and can make people cry.
2. Farewell Meng Yiyi to Xie's house, the small corridor turns to the winding lantern. ——Zhang Mi's "Sending People".
Appreciation: "Sending People" is a work by Zhang Mi, a poet in the late Tang and Five Dynasties. This poem is a sentimental poem after the author parted with his lover. It describes the dream and the scene after waking up from the dream, and expresses the poet's deep lovesickness and bitter resentment. The first line of the poem describes reunion in a dream, and it is difficult to leave; the second line describes the same environment and past joy; the third line describes the love in the bright moon, but the love is meaningless; the fourth line describes the hatred in the falling flowers, and comforts no one.
The first two sentences describe the reason for the dream and the scenery seen in the dream to show the other party how much he misses her; the second two sentences describe the affectionate moon still shining on people, which is a reflection on this woman. feelings of complaint. With the bright moon and affection, placing hope in the other party, it is implicit and profound, tortuous and euphemistic, truly touching and touching.
3. Old friends come into my dream, knowing that I will remember each other forever. ——Du Fu's "Dream of Li Bai".
Appreciation: "Two Poems about Dreams by Li Bai" is a set of poems about dreams written by Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This group of poems was written by Du Fu after he heard that Li Bai had exiled Yelang. The poems are narrated in the order of before the dream, during the dream and after the dream. The first poem describes Li Bai's psychology when he first dreamed about it, expressing his concern for the life and death of his old friend; the second poem describes the image of Li Bai seen in the dream, expressing his sympathy for the tragic experience of his old friend.
The whole poem embodies the friendship between Li and Du, where they are inseparable in form and spirit, care for each other, encourage each other, and communicate with each other sincerely. The two chapters are divided but cooperative, related but not identical, with a complete structure and sincere emotions.