The name of this poem was " Happy Meeting." This poem was written by the Tang Dynasty poet Li Yu and was titled " Happy Meeting, Silent Alone on the West Tower, the Moon Is Like a Hook." Li Yu was the Latter Ruler of the Southern Tang Dynasty. His works were regarded as one of the treasures in the history of ancient Chinese literature. This poem was also one of his representative works. This poem used the silent parting as its theme to express the loneliness and longing after parting. It was hailed as a classic love poem.
It was impossible to determine who wrote this poem because the author of this poem had not been publicly released or announced. It could be any one of them because the poem is just a combination of characters without any clear identification of the author or title.
This poem was "Happy Meeting" by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei. The whole poem is as follows: Red beans grow in the southern part of the country, and spring comes. I hope you will pick more of these things and miss them the most. First, it's best not to meet each other so that we don't fall in love. Second, it's best not to know each other so that you don't miss each other. Should learn to let go of everything and let fate take its course Fate comes and goes involuntarily. In this way, you won't grow old.
The writing style and subject matter of modern love poems were very diverse. It was difficult to say which poet wrote the best. Different poets had different ways of expressing their emotions and poetry styles. Some were good at describing romantic emotions, while others paid more attention to thinking and reflection. However, some famous modern poets had expressed deep love in their works, such as shakespeare's love my lover, edward archbold's love letters to my lover, emily dickinson's when I walked past your room, and so on. In order to find the best modern love poem, one had to filter the poems according to the poet's style, emotional expression, and theme to find the poems that best met their emotional needs.
This sentence came from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei's "Happy Meeting." The whole sentence is: "First, it's best not to meet each other so that we don't fall in love." Second, it's best not to know each other so that you don't miss each other. Third, it's best not to accompany each other so that we don't owe each other. Fourth, it's best not to cherish each other so that we don't remember each other. Fifth, it's best not to love each other so that we can not abandon each other. Sixth, it's best not to meet each other. Seventh, it's best not to mistake each other. In this way, we can not betray each other. Eighth, it is best not to promise each other so that we can not rely on each other. Fifth, it's best if we don't meet. That way, we won't fall in love."
It was a verse from the Diamond Sutra: "There should be no place to live but a heart."
Love's Poem: Your Name On the shore of the Luo River I met you your figure so light Like a bird in a dream your voice So soft and beautiful Like the sound of the spring breeze Blowing in my ears your name so mysterious Like the stars in the night sky Shining with endless light when I close my eyes your shadow still exists It's like telling me Your existence is the same your name Is my eternal faith whenever and wherever I will pray silently May your existence Just like your name mysterious and beautiful
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