Thousand Years Of Culture Poem by Luo Zhihai

Thousand Years Of Culture

Thousand Years of Culture
(Two Pairs of Couplets●Quatrain)


Thousand years of culture, drunkenly often missed the fragrant grassland, Chinese brush leisurely described
Two feet of book house, inch heart just hoped, dreamt the sunny day sometimes
Curtain rolling autumn wind, yellow flowers deliberately, a garden of cold rain, the wick thin
Frost invaded the trees in courtyard, red leaves full of tenderness, an array of stars and moonlight continuous all the night


2016/11/26/罗志海写诗翻译
On November 26,2016, by Luo Zhihai, Poetry and Translation

◆ Chinese Text

千年文化
(对联体●绝句)


千年文化,毫笔闲描,醉里常怀芳草地
五尺书斋,寸心聊寄,有时会梦艳阳天
帘卷秋风,黄花有意,一园冷雨灯芯瘦
霜侵庭树,红叶多情,满夜繁星月影绵

Saturday, November 26, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: culture,day,drunk,grass ,land,moon,night,red,star,sun
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Luo Zhihai

Luo Zhihai

Haifeng / Shanwei / Guangdong / China
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