"Du Dayuling" is a poem written by Song Zhiwen, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, when he was demoted to Dayuling. This poem expresses the author's dissatisfaction with being relegated to a remote place and his hope that one day he will be pardoned and return to Beijing. The whole poem has sincere feelings, blended scenes, rigorous composition, harmonious rhyme, precise symmetry, and gorgeous words. What is particularly outstanding is that the poet skillfully combines the description of the scene with the lyricism, which not only shows the beautiful scenery, but also shows the poet's full confidence in the future of his pardon and return to Beijing.
Reader comments
This poem is so wonderfully written! In particular, the sentence "riding in a carriage to visit thousands of households, buying wine and looking at the three rivers" made me seem to see the poet standing on a high place, overlooking the mountains and rivers. This reminds me of the time when I worked hard for my dreams. Although it is hard, as long as I have faith, I can see a bright future like a poet. This book made me feel the charm of poetry and strengthened my determination to pursue my dreams.
This poem is so wonderfully written! In particular, the sentence "riding in a carriage to visit thousands of households, buying wine and looking at the three rivers" made me seem to see the poet standing on a high place, overlooking the mountains and rivers. This reminds me of the time when I worked hard for my dreams. Although it is hard, as long as I have faith, I can see a bright future like a poet. This book made me feel the charm of poetry and strengthened my determination to pursue my dreams.