Poems related to the first frost
The poem describing the first frost, the first frost, is the last solar term in autumn, indicating that the weather is getting colder and the first frost appears, which is the beginning of the transition from autumn to winter. There are also many poems describing the first frost. The following is a poem describing the first frost that I compiled. Welcome to read the collection.
Poetry of Frost in Early September (Tang Yuanzhen)
The wind swept away, the clouds dispersed, leaving only Wan Li frost in the sky. Wild jackals sacrifice the moon first, and fairy chrysanthemums meet Chongyang.
Autumn is sad and sparse, and Hongming remembers his hometown. Who knows that a bottle of wine can make Baiqiu die.
Appreciation: Yuan Zhen, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, has a group of poems about the twenty-four solar terms, which are about the first frost solar terms. The first frost is bleak in autumn. In ancient times, the first frost was divided into three stages: "One stage was that the jackal sacrificed animals; Second, the vegetation is yellow; Three waiting insects are salty. " This means that after a period of time, jackals began to kill a large number of small animals and fatten themselves up to spend the winter that is not easy to feed.
Here, the poet used the story of jackals sacrificing animals. Coupled with sparse wood, sadness and homesickness, you can drink a glass of wine at this time and forget this hometown, sadness, ancient and modern.
Nine-day Denglimingfu North Building (Tang Liu Changqing)
On the ninth day, I looked up, gray and far away, and the tree was very low. On barren lakes and grasslands, in the west of Cui Shan County.
The first frost is full of sound, and autumn is full of thoughts. Free white wine, brought by Ling Tao.
Appreciation: This poem written by Liu Changqing is about wandering in autumn, climbing high and overlooking, trees are far away and people are foggy. Duan Hong's voice was particularly sad on the first frost day, and she was particularly depressed at the thought of traveling.
Tan Daoluan in the Southern Song Dynasty said in "Continued Jinyang Autumn", "Tao Qian tasted no wine on September 9th. In the chrysanthemum beside the house. Pick chrysanthemums. Sitting beside it for a long time. See white. The wine is delivered by wang hong. Even if you just drink. Drunk and then return. " The poet didn't need to send wine in white, but brought his own wine and got drunk.
New Year's Eve (Tang Bai Juyi)
The first frost, the water returns to the valley, and the wind sets. Ran Ran is going to have a banquet at the age of 20, and everything is back to square one.
Why did you move to the south? You haven't paid it back for five years. The fate of the chariot has been set, and the heart is safe for a long time.
Also taste the heart, read it quietly and say it in private. Going to the countryside is not fun, and returning to China is not necessarily fun.
Why bother? It is easier to give up than to take.
Appreciation: crisp autumn is easy to make people sad, and the first frost weather is even more sudden, which is already very sad for people who go to the countryside to miss their hometown, not to mention people who have experienced ups and downs like poet Bai Juyi. In this poem, the poet's mood seems to be the same as that of the frost festival at the beginning of dusk, and he feels that his fate has been set and there is no need to say more. Corresponding to the cold weather is the author's disheartened attitude towards life.
Boating boat (Tang)
Boating on the Huaihe River, the first frost flows later. The night tide invaded the shore for a long time, and the cold moon approached the city.
Pingsha waits for geese, and the pavilion listens to chickens. Who can care about travel outside the cloud?
Appreciation: This poem gives people the feeling of being cold and desolate. The tide spread on the river bank, and the moonlight was like snow, which covered the geese in Pingsha and the chickens in the hotel. The reason for this cold and desolate feeling is this strong homesickness!