Is there any better idiom or poem that combines the two words "高" and "Qin"? It can also be a homophonic one. . .

Talented people don’t care about fame and fortune, and I hope you will arrive with your qin every day and night. Donated by the red carp restaurant in the pond. Qin Gao rides up to the sky. Yuan Qin is sad and independent, Gao Yue is facing Qiutang. I would like to follow the height of the piano and ride the fish to the clouds. The Zhu Xianqin is held high, and the white jade fingers are raised quietly. I judge you to be very talented. The lonely bamboo cuts the empty mulberry harp. Follow the high steps on the rock peaks, and travel with the harp master. The white crane flies high and does not follow the flock, Ji Kangqin drinks Bao Zhaowen.