Classical works of ancient classical aesthetic long poems
First, "line weight"
You walk, walk, walk all the time, thus separating your life from mine.
Since then, you and I have traveled thousands of miles, I am in heaven, and you are in heaven.
The road is so dangerous and far away, when I meet you, can I know when?
North Malaysia is still attached to the north wind, south birds fly north, and nest in the south branch.
The longer they are apart, the wider they become and the thinner they become.
Wandering clouds cover the sun, and wanderers are reluctant to return in foreign countries.
Just because I want you to age me, another year will soon end.
There are many other things to say, just wish you take care of yourself and don't be hungry and cold.
Comments: This poem is selected from nineteen ancient poems of Wenxuan edited by Tong in the Southern Dynasties. It is the name of a group of poems, not written by one person, mostly from the late Eastern Han Dynasty. This poem begins with the feeling of parting-it will be hard to say goodbye-and ends with relief and expectation. The clutch is wonderful, and the transformation is wonderful now. The artistic style of "no pressure, no dew, no intention" shows the psychological characteristics of oriental women's love for acacia.
Ancient classic aesthetic poems are well-known II. Distant Altair
Distant Altair, Jiao Jiao Hehan girl.
Skillful hands, make a loom.
Tears fall like rain all day long;
The river is clear and shallow, how much is the difference!
Between water and water, there are no words.
Comments: Nineteen ancient poems selected from Selected Works of Southern Dynasties children. This poem is the tenth of them, and its author is unknown. ? All the way? 、? Bright? 、? Slim? 、? Zaza? 、? Yingying? 、? Pulse? These overlapping words make this poem concise, beautiful and interesting. Especially the last two sentences, if the image of a young woman full of sadness appears on paper, it is a rare meaningful and muddy sentence.
Selected Long Poems of Ancient Classical Aesthetics III. witch hazel
I advise you not to cherish noble Yi, and I advise you to cherish youth.
When the flowers should be folded, we should fold them quickly, and don't wait for the flowers to wither before folding one.
Comments: This is a popular lyric in the middle Tang Dynasty, and the author is unknown. In addition to the formal beauty, its artistic conception changed from a slow circle to a warm uproar, which also constituted the internal rhythm of this poem, which made people feel thrilling to read.