In the Tang Dynasty, many outstanding poets emerged, and countless excellent poems were born, so that future generations of readers can enjoy the feast of culture. But there are also some poets who are arrogant and maverick, and their works are full of vivid personalities.
Liu Cha was a poet of the Middle Tang Dynasty, and he did not have the bumpy experiences of Bai Juyi and Liu Yuxi, nor did he have the literary accomplishment of Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan, and even less famous than Mengjiao and Jia Dao.
Under the aura of countless talents, Liu Cha seems to have long been forgotten, but many of his poems are very worthy of appreciation. The following introduces Liu Fork's two five masterpieces, the language is condensed, the meaning is far-reaching, and it is indeed an extraordinary talent.
Love Jieshi Mountain
Tang Dynasty: Liu Fork
Jie Shi He Qingqing, hold my eyes clear.
Eldo is steep and does not go to the human world.
Liu Cha, a native of Heshuo in the Tang Dynasty. Born in Yanzhao, this poet was wild and uninhibited in his youth, and after reading a book, he began to learn poetry creation. His poems are sharp and sharp, often containing an air of indignation.
Jieshi Mountain was originally in the southwest of Laoting County, Hebei Province, and after thousands of years of vicissitudes, it has disappeared into the sea. Cao Cao once climbed the mountain here to look at the sea and created the famous "Guancang Sea".
Liu Cha's poem writes about his feelings of appreciating Jieshishan, and the author uses objects to metaphorically describe Geng's arrogant and arrogant character, as well as his different genres, and pinned his own interests.
The first two sentences describe Jieshi Mountain from the front, and also express their love and pity. The word "Qingqing" is condensed in language, showing the beautiful scene of lush grass and trees in the mountains and forests, and the birds and flowers. A "bang" word, meaning to attract, from the author's subjective point of view to show the mountain steep, majestic and upright scene.
The last two sentences have a profound meaning, and the poet said that he liked the ancient steepness of Jieshi Mountain and did not want to appear in the lively places of the world. The word "ancient cliff" conveys that the mountains are steep and there are many monuments.
The poet personifies it as if it were flesh and blood, and praises Jieshi Mountain for its style that transcends ordinary mountains and waters, and more euphemistically points out that in order to appreciate it, you must be superhuman. The whole poem is simple and vivid, and intriguing, worthy of being a masterpiece of the Middle And Tang Dynasties.
Speak for the bull
Thirsty drinking water flow, hungry breath Wu Menyue.
If gold can be planted, I will not be able to exhaust it.
Many of Liu Cha's works are not only full of poetry and painting, but also have allegories and express the unique feelings of the poet's heart. This poem has a novel idea, the author thinks from the perspective of the old cow, and compares the industrious and simple laborer to the ploughing of the cow, hard work and complaints, but the harvest is small, and it is thought-provoking after reading.
The first two sentences describe the tired old cow, thirsty to drink dirty water, hungry to the moon gasping for breath. The old cow is thirsty and hungry, so it doesn't matter what the water quality is, as long as it can quench its thirst.
The author uses the allusion of "Wu Niu Wheezing Moon", Wu Di's buffalo is afraid of the heat, and at night he sees the bright moonlight, thinking that it is a hot sun, so he constantly gasps for breath, here is a description of the old cow hungry panic.
The last two sentences express euphemisms, the old cow seems to understand the importance of treasure, but unfortunately can not plan out the gold in the ground, otherwise he will work tirelessly. The author expressed sympathy for the old cow in a sneering tone, and even more expressed the insatiable greed of the ruler.
In just 20 words, an exhausted old cow is portrayed to life. The author did not write a word of discussion, but only used "I am inexhaustible", implicitly conveying the huge burden borne by the people, they work at sunrise, rest at sunset, morning rise and desolation, bring the moon and the lotus to return, all year round but hunger and cold, the hard work of which few people know, it is really worthy of people's sympathy!