What are the 56-word poems about Baidicheng in regular script?

The 56-word poem about Baidicheng should be "Send Li Shaofu to Wang Shaofu in the middle of summer to the longest", and the original text is as follows:

I don't know how you feel this time. Stop drinking horse wine and seek a place to be exiled.

Wuxia, the ape is sad and tears, Hengyang Guiyan brings me the book.

In autumn, the sails on the river are far away, and Baidicheng is sparse along the Yellow River.

The wise dynasty will now give more rain and dew. Don't hesitate to leave.

1. The background of this poem is the works of Gao Shi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem was written by the poet to bid farewell to two exiled friends, which means comfort and encouragement. A poem is given to two people at the same time, and the content is said to be two baht. Poetry is always written from beginning to end, and the two couplets in the middle are written separately and impartially. The couplets wrote the scenery of Wuxia Gorge, and used ancient folk allusions to imply the desolate place in the gorge where Li Shaofu went. The next sentence is written in Hengyang, implying that Wang Shaofu is going to Changsha. I hope he can write more. On the neckline, the phrase "sailing boat in Changsha Qingfeng River" means to write Wang Shaofu again. The next sentence is about Baidicheng, far away in Badong, an ancient virgin forest, and it is about Li Shaofu. Both pairs are staggered, closely structured and emotionally intertwined. The last two sentences are to persuade them to leave as safely as possible and call back as soon as possible. The whole poem is neither pessimistic nor negative.

2. Appreciation of Poetry: This is a farewell poem as well as a frontier poem. Saying goodbye to two people at the same time, both of them were moved by being demoted. The two took this opportunity to express their disappointment and farewell to each other!