It's hard to meet each other, but it's hard to leave.
In early spring, parting is like the east wind, and flowers wither.
Silkworms don't spit out all their silk until they die.
When the red candle burns out, the tears will dry up.
Get up early and dress up in front of the mirror, so as not to change color like clouds.
Singing poetry at night will also make the moonlight cold.
Penglai fairyland is not far from here.
Careful Jade Bird Messenger, please explore the road for me.
Precautions:
1. Untitled: Since the Tang Dynasty, some poets have often used "."when they are unwilling to mark topics that can express their themes.
Untitled is the title of a poem.
2. exhaustion of silk: silk is homophonic with "thinking", and "exhaustion of silk" means missing only after death.
It will be over.
3. Tears begin to dry: Tears refer to candle oil when burning, and pun here refers to the tears of lovesickness.
4. Xiao Jing: Dress up and look in the mirror in the morning; Yunbin: A woman's beautiful hair is a symbol of her youth.
5. Pengshan: Penglai Mountain, the legendary fairy mountain on the sea, is a metaphor for the place where mourners live.
6. Bluebird: a mythical messenger to the Queen Mother of the West.
This untitled poem describes the preciousness and constancy of love, and truly reflects the feudal literati's persistent pursuit of love life and unique love mentality. It can be regarded as a love poem with no deeper political significance.
This poem is ingenious and imaginative. The first couplet is hard to see, the couplet is about love, and the neck is associated with each other's life. The couplet expresses hopeless hope, with distinct levels and reasonable imagination, and vividly expresses the pain of lovers leaving acacia and their lingering burning feelings. The language of this poem is exquisite and colorful. The symbol of "the east wind rises and a hundred flowers blossom" and the metaphor of "spring silkworm" make this poem both incisive and euphemistic in lyricism. Affectionate, elegant and delicate are the style characteristics of this poem, and they are also the overall style characteristics of Li Shangyin's untitled poems.