Original text of the wild pond:
The wild pond is full of water and even reaches the autumn embankment. The water chestnuts are strong and the cattail leaves are in full bloom. The rain and wind in Kawaguchi have stopped, and dragonflies are flying up and down to fish. Notes on wild ponds
Embankment: A high bank built with earth and stone to retain water. Linghua: the flower of Linghua. Emperor Wen of the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty wrote in his poem "Cleaning Water chestnuts": "The water chestnuts have fallen back into their buds, and the mulberry girls have given up their new silkworms." Yu Dafu's "Car Passing Linping" poem: "The clear stream is undulating with water chestnut flowers, and the sparse birds in the yellow-leaf forest are dreaming lightly." Pu: Perennial herbaceous plant, growing in ponds and swamps, nearly two meters high. The rhizomes grow in mud and are edible. The leaves are long and pointed, used for weaving mats and making fans. They bloom with yellow flowers (also known as "cattails") in summer. Kawakou: River mouth. Tang Du Mu's poem "Emperor in the Past": "The embankment of Kawaguchi was broken, and the ghost carriage was lifted." A brief analysis of the wild pond
The poem uses "wild pond" as the description object. The first and second sentences describe the overflowing of the pond. , the scene of plants bearing fruit and flourishing. The poem "The dragonfly flies up and down to fish" expresses the author's yearning for a free and leisurely life.
Poetry work: Yechi Poetry author: Wang Jian, Tang Dynasty Poetry classification: Pond