介绍:
Sighing at the Autumn Rain
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In the rain all the other plants have rotted and died in autumn,
but the sicklepods[1] at the foot of the stairs have a fresh complexion.
They put forth leaves that fill the stalks[2], a canopy of kingfisher feathers,
their flowers bloom without number, coins of gold.
The chill winds are howling, and blow on you urgently,
I fear for you in times hereafter, that you cannot alone endure.
The scholar in the hall, his hair turns white in vain,
facing the wind he sniffs three times the fragrance weeping.
单词释义
[1] sicklepod n. 决明子
[2] stalk [stɔːk] n. (叶) 柄; (花) 梗; (植物的) 茎，
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