Poems and ancient poems describing lotus flowers

After the rain, there is nothing to rely on, and the lotus powder is not dry. Thousands of pearls will be preserved and green plates will be shown to people. -Wang Songyue's Lotus.

Lotus leaves will not turn green the next day, and lotus flowers are particularly bright red in the sun. -Yang Wanli "Xiao Jingci Temple sends Lin Zifang".

The defeated lotus flowers are scattered all over the floor, the young poplars are shaded, the banks are in twos and threes, and the girls wander in the sand. -Liu Yong's Midnight Music, Frozen Clouds and Gloomy Weather.

After the lotus blooms, the West Lake will be fine. Here comes the wine, no need to mark it, followed by the green cover of the red chamber. The original boat went deep into the flowers, fragrant and golden, misty and rainy, drunk and returned to his hometown. -Ouyang Xiu's Mulberry Picking.