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I have a pot of wine enough to comfort where the dust comes from.

Jane Lu Wei

Tang Dynasty: Wei Wuying

Poor Bai Xuequ, never met a bosom friend.

I'm afraid to travel to the seaside.

Trees in the stream contain morning rain, and birds in the mountains are spring.

I have a bottle of wine to soothe the dust.

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It's a pity that this ancient song Snow White didn't meet a bosom friend.

I am busy and uneasy because of the army, wandering in Huaihai.

It is raining in the morning on the trees in the mountain stream, and the mountain birds sing in the rest of the spring.

I have a bottle of wine, which can be used to comfort my busy life.

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When reading Wei's poems for the first time, you may understand that you are aloof and lonely, but most people in the world can only appreciate the Liba people, so no one appreciates you. The result is that you are wandering around, wandering around. After returning from military service, I continued to decline, and I failed to make a difference in those years along the Huaihai coast. So, you live in a mountain stream, watching the spring trees with the morning rain and listening to the birds singing happily every day.

Come on, I have drinks here. Welcome to visit. Let's smile at the wine, and you should be able to forget your immediate disappointment and re-understand the meaning of life in poetry and wine.

Wei's poems are plain and simple, simple and touching. Every sentence of this poem is not wordy, it can be described as plain and simple, but the rest is endless. The last two sentences are even more emotional, deep and elegant. By the way, you can continue to write these two sentences at the end, which will make Wei's poems more interesting.