Half a century has passed, and the fall has come with the turn of hunger and cold. I am asking the pastor of Pengzhou when he will save the people from their distress.
"A Brief Account" by Du Fu
The title of the title is a hundred jewels on my belt, and real pearls on my arms. When I laughed, the flowers were close to my eyes, and when I finished dancing, my head was wrapped in brocade.
"The Returning Geese" by Du Fu
The passenger who came from the east has traveled ten thousand miles, but he has returned in a few years after the chaos was settled. The geese in the city of Jiangcheng are flying high in the north.
Du Fu
"I am angry at Mr. Wang for not being able to send me the money for the Cao Tang Temple," said Du Fu
"Yesterday I was worried about the spring rain. The first time I saw him, I was worried about the spring rain, and I could forget the time when I wanted to leave the house.
Du Fu, "Reply to Zheng XVII"
After the rain, the borders are moist, and the flowers are late in walking on the clogs. I was so surprised by the way he wrote about me, and I was so happy to see him.
Du Fu
The successes of the three kingdoms have been recognized, and the fame of the eight kingdoms is high. The river flows and the stones don't turn, but I hate the loss of Wu.
"The Temple of the Marquis of Wu" by Du Fu
The temple's ruins have been left behind, and the grass and trees grow in the empty mountains. I still hear that I have resigned from my lord, and that I will never lie down in Nanyang again.
"Que inscription" by Du Fu
In March, the snow fell all night long, and I should not be hurt by it. It is only because the spring is about to end that I have stayed with the pear blossoms.
"Sentence" by Du Fu
Cold food is rare, and the east wind is full of willow blossoms. (See Hoppi Matters)
Lao Du's poems are mainly metrical and long songs, with very few absolute, and of the few that are counted, they are basically all seven-verse stanzas, with about the only ones that are five-verse. The shortest.