What poems does Jia Qian have?

Jia Qian's ten poems are:

Miss Z's imaginary world, Zhu, trees, gaze, eyebrows, the river that blows with the wind, is dedicated to the poets who once lived in exile in Siberia, Bai Juyi, Furong and Mr. J.

1, Zhu

When sunlight illuminates the hillside,

A bird flew in.

That's an ibis.

Fall on the golden canopy

It stared at the sun on the water.

Like a pilgrim looking at the Ganges.

2. That tree

It will be invisible darkness

Change into complex shapes and gorgeous colors.

But sometimes, the devil in the dark

Always crawling on its branches.

Shake off all the leaves

naked light

Hold it tightly in the hands of every leaf.

Shake or disappear, it still exists.

Rare silence, do not discuss gains and losses with the storm.

Don't talk about life and death with fire.

Step 3 "stare"

Never been to the Tang Dynasty.

The strings of the pipa are very soft.

Moonlight in sandbar

No one can be ruthless and not buy it.

Zhang's account

Observe year after year

The moon is getting higher and higher.

Poetry that can't hold back the ink.