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The full text of the poem "Broken Chapter" is as follows: broken chapter you stand on the bridge Staring into the distance myriad of thoughts He could not help but feel a myriad of emotions. did you ever have Those wonderful times Those warm memories But now, it had become a bubble. You tried to erase Those sad memories But it's always hard to disperse That deep longing. you stand on the bridge looking into the distance My thoughts keep lingering He couldn't help but feel regret. did you ever have That beautiful love But now it's gone That pain was irreparable. You try to forget The painful past But it's always hard to give up That sincere feeling. you stand on the bridge Staring into the distance myriad of thoughts He could not help but feel a myriad of emotions. did you ever have Those wonderful times Those warm memories But now, it had become a bubble. You tried to erase Those sad memories But it's always hard to disperse That deep longing. you stand on the bridge looking into the distance My thoughts keep lingering He couldn't help but feel regret. did you ever have That beautiful love But now it's gone That pain was irreparable.

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The author of "Horse Poetry" was the Tang Dynasty poet Li He. This poem described the scene of a famous horse running on the grassland and the joy and emotion it brought. This poem was known as one of Li He's representative works, with a strong romantic color, and was widely read and appreciated.

The author of the poem was William Somerset Maugham.

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This poem was written by the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai,'Farewell to the Ancient Grass.' The full text was as follows: The grass on the plain withers and thrives once a year. The wildfire never ends, and the spring breeze blows, it grows again. The far-off fragrance encroaches on the ancient road, the clear green connecting the deserted city. And send the king's grandson away, full of parting feelings. The king gave birth to me, but I didn't give birth to me. The king is old. You hate me for being born late, I hate you for being born early. I bury you in the mud and bones under the spring, I send you to the world, my head full of snow. Translator: The grass on the plain withers and thrives once a year. Although the wildfire could not be burned, it would be reborn with the spring breeze. Fragrance from afar invades the ancient road, clear and green, connecting the barren city. And send the king's grandson away, full of parting feelings. I was already old before you were born. You hate me for being born late, and I hate you for being born early. You were buried in the ground and turned into mud. I live in the human world, my white hair is already gray. Appreciation: This poem expressed the philosophy of the fleeting time of life by describing the scene of the poet parting with his friends. The poet used the phrase " The king was born, I was not born, I was born, the king is old " to express his feelings about time. Life is so fragile, we can't reverse time, we can only cherish the present in a limited time. At the same time, this poem also reflected the poet Li Bai's open-minded and cheerful character. He could not only sigh with emotion about the short life, but also feel the sincere feelings between friends in parting. The whole poem was beautiful and sincere. It was a classic poem of the Tang Dynasty.

This poem was "Presented to the Eight Guards" by the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu. The whole poem is as follows: In autumn I look back at you, still floating in the wind, not yet on cinnabar, ashamed of Ge Hong. Who is the hero who drinks and sings in vain? The king gave birth to me, but I didn't give birth to me. The king is old. A total of ten thousand gold wine cups and jade plates worth ten thousand dollars. I stopped drinking, threw down my chopsticks, couldn't eat, pulled out my sword, looked around, and felt lost. I want to cross the Yellow River, the frozen river will climb the Taihang Mountains full of snow. When I'm free, I go fishing on the green stream. Suddenly I take a boat and dream of the sun. It was difficult to travel! It was difficult to travel! Where are the many forks now? The wind and waves will sometimes hang the clouds and sail across the sea. Although I'm not a hermit of the Eighth Guard, the phrase " You gave birth to me before I was born, but you're old " in this poem expressed the poet's feelings for the passage of time and his sigh for the passing of time. The whole poem depicted the poet's reunion with his friends, showing the poet's cherishment of friendship and his feelings for the passage of time. At the same time, it also showed the bold and free nature of Tang poetry. This poem was regarded as one of Du Fu's representative works and a classic of Tang poetry.