戴复古的诗文全集：反复回味古韵情怀
宋代：戴复古春风得意马蹄疾，一日看尽长安花。夜来风雨声，花落知多少。
宋代：戴复古江南好，风景旧曾谙。日出江花红胜火，春来江水绿如蓝。
宋代：戴复古东风不与周郎便，铜雀春深锁二乔。今夕是何年？别有天涯。
宋代：戴复古明月几时有？把酒问青天。不知天上宫阙，今夕是何年？
Song Dynasty: Dai Fu's Poetry Collection: Revisiting the Timeless Charm of Ancient Verse
Song Dynasty: Dai Fu, a renowned poet from the Southern Song dynasty, was known for his elegant style and profound emotions. Born in Huangyan, Zhejiang Province (now part of Taizhou), he spent most of his life traveling and wandering before returning home to live in seclusion until his death at the age of over 80. Influenced by both late Tang poetry and Jiangxi School styles, Dai Fu's works often expressed patriotism and reflected the hardships faced by ordinary people.
Title: "Dai Fu's Poetry Collection"
New Year's Poem
In this poem, Dai Fu reflects on aging with grace and dignity.
He describes how he has reached an advanced age without realizing it,
as if time had passed quickly like autumn leaves falling.
He expresses gratitude for having lived long enough to see many things,
but also laments that time is fleeting.
A Spring Night
This poem captures a quiet spring evening scene.
The speaker reflects on how time flies so quickly,
as if each day were just one leaf falling from a tree.
He expresses regret for not being able to enjoy life more fully,
yet finds solace in contemplating nature.
A Visit to My Old Friend
In this poem, Dai Fu visits an old friend who has fallen ill.
Despite their physical separation, they share memories of their past together.
The speaker feels grateful for their enduring friendship despite distance.
On Seeing Off My Brother Who Goes Away
This poem depicts a poignant moment when
[the speaker] sees off his brother who is leaving town
[and must face loneliness again].
Ode to Peach Blossoms
This poem celebrates peach blossoms' beauty
[and evokes feelings of nostalgia].
To My Dear Wife After Her Death
This piece pays tribute to a deceased wife through
poetic language describing her virtues during her lifetime; it ends with sorrowful resignation about death's inevitability.
Autumn Thoughts While Drinking Alone at Home (A Requiem)
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