Ancient poems with the word flower:
1. Suddenly, like a spring breeze coming overnight, thousands of pear trees bloom. (Cen refers to "The Song of White Snow Sending Magistrate Wu Back to the Capital" in the Tang Dynasty;
This sentence describes winter. "Pear blossoms" refers to snowflakes, "Suddenly, like a spring breeze coming overnight, thousands of trees bloom with pear blossoms" refers to The sky and the earth were covered with white snow overnight, and the snow on the trees was like pear blossoms covering the treetops.
2. The water in Peach Blossom Pond is thousands of feet deep, not as deep as Wang Lun's "Gift to Me" from the Tang Dynasty. Wang Lun");
This poem expresses gratitude to Wang Lun for his affectionate farewell by using a metaphor of "thousands of feet deep", which is vivid and vivid, and also adds to the feeling of farewell. The word "less than" enhances the moving power of the poem.
3. When I am old and the reed flowers are everywhere, who will the swallows fly next to when I return home ("Jinling Station" by Wen Tianxiang, Song Dynasty);
Reed flowers all over the ground" is the scene in his eyes, and "growing old with me" is the pain in the poet's heart. The poet is full of sorrow, so everything he looks at is sad. The "cloud" in the first couplet, in his opinion, is Lonely and helpless, the sight of reed flowers and swallows here brings with them the subjective emotions of the poet.
4. The little lotus has just revealed its sharp corners, and dragonflies have already stood on it (Yang Wanli's "Little Pond" from the Song Dynasty). );
This poem is a fresh piece. Everything is so delicate, so soft, and so affectionate. Every sentence is poetic and picturesque, showing the bright early summer. The scenery is natural and simple, but also truly touching.
5. The wild catkins dance with the wind, and the light peach blossoms follow the water (Du Fu's "Queju Romance" in the Tang Dynasty);
The catkins dance with the wind. Flying, falling flowers drifting in the water, this is a unique scene in late spring, but it evokes the poet's infinite sentimentality. In the poet's pen, the catkins and peach blossoms are personified, like a group of snobbish villains, they are indifferent to the passing of spring. He only knows how to dance in the wind and drift with the current. This is the reason for the poet's pain.