A poem describing the desolation of fallen leaves in winter

Fallen leaves in poetry are generally used as images of autumn, and there are few descriptions in winter poetry.

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Shoot bamboo shoots for a servant.

Peilue in Tang dynasty

Bamboo, the wind blows green. Lingdong leaves are not withered, and spring is not ripe.

Without an open mind, there is no need to have a program.

Western expedition (excerpt)

Pan An

The court and the house attacked each other; Put chickens and dogs together and put them around, so that everyone knows their homes and competes with each other. I am angry at Hongmen and come to see the King. Fan agreed to kill, and Yin Cijian made an alliance with Zhuang. White blades dance a thousand times, and dangerous winter leaves wait for frost.

Falling leaves send Chen Yu (it is not clear whether it is autumn or winter)

Han Yu in Tang Dynasty

The fallen leaves do not rest, and the residual crown does not return. Gone with the wind is always different, and when you meet it, you will temporarily rely on it.

Whispering in the middle of the night, long and cold. Who bid farewell to a teenager, tears wet his clothes.

Beiqingluo

Li Shangyin in Tang Dynasty

Where the sun has entered the western hills, I look for a monk in his hut. But only the fallen leaves were at home, and I walked through the chilling clouds.

I heard the sound of stone gongs at dusk, and I leaned all my weight on my slender cane. In this world, in this dust, how can there be room for human passion? .

When the sun set in the valley, the poet went into the mountain to visit a monk who lived in a hut.