A poem about the spring rain that moistens the earth

01.Haotian descends to abundance, and the flowers are very beautiful.

Wei Wang Cang's "Gong? Poems

The sky rains abundantly, and all kinds of flowers are tall and luxuriant. The poem describes the spring rain and dew moistening the earth and the vegetation growing vigorously. Here, the poet uses "Fengze" instead of rain and dew, reflecting the abundant grace of the heavens to the earth.

It is under the nourishment of rain and dew that the flowers break through the soil, sprout, sprout, and even break the buds. The word "falling" vividly expresses the poet's mood of looking forward to the rain and rejoicing the rain. The word "Ting" also reproduces the scene of a hundred flowers in full spirit and prosperity.

The poems pay attention to the rhetorical decoration and have a certain artistic expression. Note: Haotian, Cangtian, Tian.

Ze, rain and dew. 葳蕤 (wēiruí), the appearance of lush vegetation.

02.Qingyun shades the eight poles, and Ganyu runs the four poles. Haotian descends to the spirit, and the morning sun shines brightly.

Jin Zhang Jun "Journey to the East Gate".

Five-colored auspicious clouds shrouded the eight directions of heaven and earth, and the rain moistened the four fields in time. The sky rains well, and the sun shines brightly. The poem depicts spring rain.

The poet depicts different scenes before, during, and after the rain. Whether it is "Eight Poles of Shade" or "Yaohua Jing", it is overflowing with the joy of the poet. Note:

Qingyun, five-colored cloud, the ancients thought it was auspicious. 四坰 (jiōng), four wilds. Lingze, good rain.

Huajing, daylight.

03.The spiritual fluid is the ninth district, and the light fan is bright.

Jin Xie Wan's "Two Lanting Poems" is the second.

Rain and dew sprinkled all over the land of Kyushu. The sun rises after the rain, and the gentle breeze gently stirs the bright flowers. The poem depicts the scenery after the spring rains.

The previous sentence said that the spring rain is universal, and the earth is moist. The latter sentence writes about a fresh scene after the rain. The word "fan" depicts the flowers swaying from side to side in the breeze and fanning one by one with the rhythm of the wind, which is very vivid.

Note: Ichor, rain and dew. I am covered by it.

Nine districts, Kyushu, refers to the whole country in general. Light and wind, rain stop sunrise, wind and beautiful scene. Sakae, flowers.

04.The leaf beads are dripping, and the eaves are empty. The butterflies do not fly, and the flowers are more red.

Liang Liu Xiaowei "Poems of the Evening Rain in the Spring Forest with the Crown Prince".

Raindrops were falling from the leaves, and raindrops were pouring down from the eaves of the houses. The rain wets the butterfly and makes it difficult for it to fly. The rain and dew soaked the flowers, making them red.

The poem depicts the scene during and after the rain in spring. The rope is a very ordinary thing used as a metaphor for the water flow on the eaves, which is very real and vivid. The third and fourth sentences are written vividly and eye-catchingly, making people feel a breath of fresh air rushing towards them.

Note: 濡 (rú), wet. 飏 (yáng), flying.