1. Poems about describing crows

Poems about describing crows 1. Poems about crows

Qilu·Crow·Hesaibeicao

Why is the plumage so dark? True words and false accusations turn out to be false accusations!

We depend on each other and blessings and misfortunes will follow you, and there will be no misfortune or misfortune.

The crows are noisy and the trees are silent, but there is no last song, and the crows are crows and the moon is falling.

Customs It is difficult to determine the elegance of the wind, but the great wisdom is as foolish as the wise.

Autumn thoughts and horses Zhiyuan

Withered vines, old trees and dim crows, small bridges and flowing water, people's houses.

The west wind on the ancient road The skinny horse, the sun sets in the west.

The heartbroken man is at the end of the world.

The crows throw themselves into the sunset, the tired horse heads towards the empty mountain

The crows fight for the night and make noisy, single-minded delivery The setting sun

I wake up alone and the poet sings, and my ears are filled with the noise of the setting sun and the night crows

Only the curtain crow knows the guest's intention, and is startled by flying thousands of falling cold strips

With armor The capital is full of capital, the sunset is isolated in the city and the crows are closing

The west wind blows in the trees, and the crows cannot afford to be cold

There are only a few jackdaws scattered, flying to a tree at the head of the river to perch

Old The crows in the garden are cold and desolate, and the geese are thin, and Wu Shuang is dyeing his green robe

The wild geese are lost in the sand, and the hungry crows are noisy in the fields

Counting in the vast sky, the hungry crows are returning with their wings

The wall of the old house by the lake is pressed against the fence, and the hungry crows are pecking at the snowy branches

The moon is sparse and the stars are sparse, and the crows are flying south

2. Poems about crows

The sky is clear, the sand is clear, the sun sets in the unknown solitary village in autumn, and the old trees are covered with jackdaws in the light smoke.

Under the shadow of a flying dragon, there are green mountains and green waters, white grass, red leaves and yellow flowers. The sky is pure and the sand is clear, Autumn Thoughts by Ma Zhiyuan, The dead vines and old trees are full of crows, and there are small bridges and flowing water.

The west wind blows thin horses on the ancient road, the sun sets in the west, and the heartbroken people are at the end of the world. Spring Events in the Mountain House by Cen Shen At dusk in Liang Garden, crows flew everywhere, and three or two families were in despair.

No one knows where the garden trees are gone, but when spring comes, the old flowers still bloom. Untitled Lu Xun The blood-fertile Central Plains is filled with fertile and strong grass, and the frozen earth is blooming with spring blossoms.

Heroes often fall ill because of seeking husbands, and their tears are shed in the mausoleum and noisy with crows at dusk. Watching the Moon on the Fifteenth Night Wang Jian The ground in the courtyard is white with crows roosting on the trees, and the cold dew wets the sweet-scented osmanthus silently.

Tonight, when the moon is bright and everyone looks out, I wonder who is missing in autumn? The King of Lanling, Liu Chenweng, sent spring away. When spring leaves, there will be no way out in the world. Outside the swing, the grass stretches to the sky, who sends the wind and sand to darken Nanpu? I am very emotional and recall the flying catkins in Haimen.

The crows passed by, and the city turned deserted. The place where I came to test the lamp was nowhere to be found. When spring comes, who will suffer the most? But the arrow geese sink by the side, Liang Yan has no owner, and the cuckoo sings in the long gate.

Think of the jade tree withered soil, the tears in the pan like dew. I look back on seeing off guests in Xianyang many times, but the slanting sun cannot be seen.

3. What are the ancient poems describing crows?

1. "The Crow Yinxiao" Tang Dynasty: Wei Yingwu

The sunrise shines on the East City, and the spring crows and crows are young Harmony. The chicks sing harmoniously, but their feathers are still short.

The nest is in the deep forest. Spring is cold, so I want to fly away to gather in the east city where it is warm. A group of young chicks look up and down, and their wings cannot reach the height of the basil. The male and female fly back and forth, their voices rise and fall in fear of hawks and falcons.

How will your heart be if you attract the young birds? How can you search for bird eggs to eat your young birds?

2. "Qiantang Gate" by Tian Yiheng, Ming Dynasty

Luoyang once heard about Beimang Road, and Zhejiang now sees Qiantang Gate.

In the morning, the five drums are heard, and the soul is broken by the bitter rain and sad wind.

There are poplar trees in the West Lake Mountains, and there are several mounds of soil for people today and ancient people.

If you dig out people’s bones to build new graves, how can the people of today not become the ancients?

People in the world are alive and dead, and the city of Hangzhou is still covered with crowns.

The enchanting boy and his concubine cannot be protected, let alone the sophora tree with its thorns.

The music and songs on the lake lead to the Wan Valley, half of which is joy and half of which is crying.

The fox takes out the night clothes, and the crows plunder the spring meat.

The husband seeks a lot of happiness in life, and he is pregnant and can bear the gold medal.

The thunder will not make people drunk, but they can bear to listen to the song of weeping dew at the city gate.

3. "Ten Poems on Bamboo Branches of Xiao Gao's Farewell Industry" by Shen Mingchen, Ming Dynasty

It is always pitiful to chase young children and chase wives. It rains sometimes and sunny every day.

The kitchen cuts fresh food to the sea market, and adds new dishes to the river fields

4. "War in the South of the City" Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

Last year's war, Sang Qian Source, this year's battle, Conghe Road.

Wash the troops in the waves on the sea, and let the horses go to grass in the snow of Tianshan Mountain.

After a long march of thousands of miles, the three armies are all aging.

The Xiongnu used killing as farming. Since ancient times, only white bones and yellow sand fields have been seen.

The Qin family built a city to avoid the barbarians, while the Han family still had beacons burning.

The flames of war are endless and the battle is endless.

In a field battle, a horse fights to death, and the defeated horse howls to the sky in sorrow.

The black kite pecks at the human intestines and flies up to the dead branches.

The soldiers are careless and the generals are empty.

You know that soldiers are deadly weapons, and saints have to use them as a last resort.

5. "The Second Rhyme of Yuan Qiyan's Three Quatrains in Changshu Daozhong" by Fan Chengda, Song Dynasty

The light rain broke through the evening clear sky, and the sound of dripping from the eaves was heard.

The crows are dancing in circles and the yellow clouds are chaotic, and I have already discussed the snow.

4. Poems about crows

Qilu·crow·and Saibei grass. Why is the feather color so deep? True words and false accusations turn out to be false accusations! The blessings and misfortunes of each other follow you, and there is no unreasonable disaster or misfortune for the guests. The crows are noisy and the trees are low, and there is no last song. The crow crows and the moon has fallen for more than a few chapters. It is difficult to determine the elegance of the common people, but the great wisdom is as foolish as the great sage. The autumn thoughts and horses are far away, withered vines and old trees are dimmed by crows. , small bridges and flowing water, people. The old road has a westerly wind and a thin horse, the sun sets in the west. Heartbroken people are at the end of the world. The crows are throwing themselves at the sunset, the tired horses are rushing to the empty mountains and the crows are quarreling in the evening. I want to send the setting sun alone to wake up the sky and the poet chants, and the setting sun is full of noise in the evening. Only the curtain crow knows the guest's intentions. Thousands of falling cold strips are flying all over the capital. The sunset closes in the lonely city. The crow trees are west wind. The curtain crow cannot bear the cold. The jackdaws are scattered. Only a few are scattered. They fly to the old garden where the trees are at the head of the river. The crow is cold and deserted. The wild geese are thin, Wu Shuang is dyeing the green robes and the wild geese are lost in the sand. The hungry crows are noisy in the wild fields. The hungry crows take their wings and return to the wall of the old house by the lake to press against the fence. The hungry crows peck at the snowy branches and the moon and stars are scattered. The crows fly south.

5. Sentences describing crows

Sentence 1: Crows are commonly called Laowu, which usually refers to the large-billed crow among the corvids.

The ancients called it the giant-beaked crow, the big-billed crow, the black old crow, and the old crow. There are also people called Wu Que.

In taxonomy, crows belong to the phylum Chordata, the subphylum Vertebrates, the class Aves, and the order Passeriformes. With the same order as crows, there are larks, barn swallows, magpies, thrushes, great tits, sparrows and chaffinches.

Sentence 2: This spring, what impressed me most was the crows in the forest. I don’t know when it happened, but on the campus of Yau Ma Tei Middle School, countless crows settled in the woods.

They were in the woods while it was still winter. But, that's because they are not too noisy.

Almost throughout the day, they flew to the distant fields to forage, and only at dusk did they fly back in groups. At that moment, there was a burst of noise.

But this is an exciting thing for the dull winter evening. But as soon as spring comes, they become so outrageous that they hardly go out to look for food all day long, just making noises and making noises in the woods.

They flap their wings and chase each other, making a swishing sound in the air as their wings hit the airflow. Each one was as black as ink and night, and when they passed through the sky, they created black flashes in the air.

Some of the female crows stood on the branches, looking at the sky with their black diamond-like eyes as if nothing had happened, while others stood on the branches and trembled their wings constantly, as if waiting for some comfort. The male crows are always fighting.

They flap their wings and peck each other with their black horn-like beaks, and there are often black feathers in the air. Sentence 3: Crow is a spiritual bird.

There is a legend in Northern Europe: Odin, the Lord of the Gods, can observe the whole world with one eye open, but the other eye is always closed. When his open eyes were blocked by the universe, he sent two crows to patrol the world, so Odin knew everything about the world.

There is also an old legend circulating in Canada: In ancient times, after a flood that destroyed the world, a crow wandering on the beach discovered a large shell, which contained the original human beings, but they were all It was a man. The crow went to the seaside and found a huge chiton. The people hidden underneath were all women. The crow brought them together and brought them the sun, moon and stars, teaching them how to hunt and farm. There are records in Japanese literature: Emperor Jimmu went to Kumano on his eastern expedition and was besieged by enemy forces on Kumano Mountain. The gods sent "Yatatori" to guide him through the encirclement. Later, more than 3,000 Kumano shrines were built in Japan to worship crows.

Sentence 4: The prophetic bird flaps its wings of wisdom and flies in the sky. If you are an open-minded person, you will understand its cheerful singing - its voice is rough and stern/ "Dumb - -" with a sound/I suddenly jumped up, and my black wings lifted up the sky/glided out a black flame/burned people's frightened eyes/it was a sunny noon/kind people, why are you afraid/unkind Man, what are you afraid of/A bird whose legend is unlucky/It leaves a pair of black wings in whose heart/Flies eternally This black flame/Just burns over the fields in May/Lies in the grave People's hearts are as calm as water. Verse 5: Crows' black bodies, scavenging habits, and harsh cries disgust people, so they associate crows with witchcraft and believe that seeing crows will bring bad luck. Things happen. Because the crow's mouth is black, people who speak outrageously and make people angry and angry are often called crow's mouth.

People often say that all the crows in the world are equally black, which is used to describe the exploiters and oppressors in the world as all equally bad. Sentence 6: Crows are filial birds.

"The crow feeds back" is a consistent Confucian saying that uses animal images from nature to teach people "filial piety" and "propriety". Therefore, the image of the crow as a "filial bird" has been passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years. "Compendium of Materia Medica" calls the crow a "loving bird": "When the crow is born, its mother feeds it for sixty days, and when it grows up, it feeds it back for sixty days. It can be called a kind and filial bird."

It can be seen that the crow is a typical example of filial piety. When their parents are old, sick, tired of the world, and unable to forage, little crows, young crows, and crows from children and grandchildren will not only look for food for their parents, but also mess up the food. It's delicious, like humans spitting food to nourish their children.

Li Mi's "Chen Qing Biao" "A private love for a black bird, I am willing to beg for support forever." Private filial piety is greater than loyalty to the court.

Sentence 7: Sometimes the crow flies very low, often flying past people's faces, making people feel a cool breeze; sometimes it flies very high, as if it is going to fly into the sky and destroy itself. body. The most unbearable thing is their cry.

Each one screamed hoarsely, completely hysterical shouting. Some made "wow" sounds, some made "ah" sounds, and several of them sounded like the whine of an old and dying person in a desperate wasteland.

They are making trouble day by day, not eating or drinking, making themselves lose weight day by day. Looking at them carefully, it seems that they are just a thin and pitiful skeleton.

When it flew through the sky, people actually felt that it was a monster that had no body and only had a pair of wings that were more than a foot long. Somewhat exhausted, he fell crookedly from the tree to the ground.

We often chase these black elves who seem to have exhausted their lives. They have to flap their wings and struggle to fly to high places. Sentence 8: The crow is a life-saving bird.

The patron saint of the Manchus, the indigenous ancestors of Northeast China, is also recognized by shamanism and most Tungusic-speaking peoples. There was a legend of "the crow saved the ancestors". Documents from the Qing Dynasty recorded: A few generations after Bukuli Yongshun, "his descendants became violent and deployed to rebel. In June, Edoli was conquered and all his descendants were killed. There was a young child named Fan Cha. He escaped and walked into the wilderness. When the soldiers chased him, a divine magpie appeared on his head. The pursuers said that there was no reason for a magpie to rest on a human head. They suspected it was a dead tree and returned. Fan Cha found out that it was a dead tree. He will hide his body and die.

The descendants of Manchuria all regard the magpie as their god, so they will not do any harm." After Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, the Qing Empire has maintained the highest level of worship of crows.

Northeast mountain people also have the tradition of "sacrifice crows by throwing meat and wine" when they go hunting in the mountains. Crows can keep them safe. Verse 9: Crows are such black and ugly birds. As soon as evening comes, they fly in groups in the air, or perch in twos and threes under the trees. They scream bitterly, which makes people feel anxious. A feeling of disgust.

Sentence 10: From the appearance, the crow is black from head to toe, with only some areas having a greenish-blue to dark blue sheen. The crow's beak is larger and black.

It is commonly found in fields, beside houses and among trees in mountainous areas. It is done among the branches of trees.

6. Famous quotes about crows

Hungry crows crow on snowy branches.

Song Dynasty Xie Ao's "Send Someone Back to Wushang". The main idea of ??this sentence is that some hungry crows are pecking at the snow, and some are crows on the branches.

In winter, the ground is covered with snow, making it extremely difficult for birds to find food. Crows are not good at building nests to store food, so they often suffer from hunger in winter.

When they are extremely hungry, they have no choice but to "pecking at the snow" and crying sadly on the branches. The image of the "hungry crow" is vividly portrayed and can be seen clearly.

Can be used to describe a hungry crow. Xie Ao, a patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, "Sending a Man Back to Wushang" cries with a sore throat and flies low with frozen wings.

Famous Crow Quotes "Crow at Night" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty. Cry astringent: The cry is hoarse.

The general idea of ??these two sentences is: the crow cries hoarsely because hunger makes the sound in its throat deeper; the crow flies low because its wings are drooped because of ice. The first sentence is an auditory image, and the second sentence is a visual image. The crow's embarrassed appearance of being "hungry" and "cold" is very realistic.

crows can be used to describe cold weather. Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote "Crying in the Night" as jackdaws fly around and the flowing water surrounds the isolated village.

"Missing Title" by Yang Guang of Sui Dynasty. The general meaning of these two sentences is: Jackdaws are dotted, flying up and down, and gurgling water surrounds the isolated village.

This strip of scenery is lonely and desolate. "Counting points" versus "lonely village", "jackdaws flying" versus "flowing water", the empty, lonely, dull and depressing scenes add to the melancholy.

When writing, it is suitable to express the lonely mood by describing the scenery. Yang Guang, the second emperor of the Sui Dynasty, "Missed the Title" counted a few points in the vast sky, and a hungry crow returned with its wings.

"Rain" by Sun Xiang of the Song Dynasty. The general meaning of these two sentences is: In the vast twilight, several hungry crows flew back to the woods with wing after wing.

Because it is "in the vastness" and the "hungry crow" is flying from a distance, the outline is not clear, so the choice of the word "number of points" is particularly appropriate. "Returning with wings" not only shows the hungry crow flying closer and closer, but also shows the specific situation of "returning", making "returning" more visual.

Can be used to describe the scene of the dusk crow returning to the forest. "Rain" by Sun Zhan, a literati from the Song Dynasty, is vague and tired, and the crows are turning over each other in the dusk.

"From Guilin..." by Sun Zhan of the Song Dynasty. Miaomiao: distant appearance.

Translation: refers to the bird flying. Dusk: evening.

The general idea of ??these two sentences is: In the evening, the tired crows in the distance follow each other and return to their nests in the vast twilight. It is getting late, and the crow has become a "tired crow". The word "tired" is used appropriately; the crow returns to its nest in the twilight, flying farther and farther, getting smaller and smaller. The word "miao" is used accurately.

It can be used to describe the crows returning at dusk, or to describe the vast twilight. The Song Dynasty scholar Sun Jian's "Fa Guilin..." A group of crows are quarreling at night, intent on sending the setting sun.

About the crows. The famous saying of Song Dynasty's "Visiting Yang Bozi and the Prime Minister left from Baisha"

The general meaning of these two sentences is: In the evening, groups of crows are squawking and singing. Farewell to the setting sun. In order to describe the scene of dusk falling, the author chose the scene of a flock of crows bidding farewell to the "setting sun".

The poem expresses the exuberance of the extremely ordinary description object. Taste can be used to describe the noisy crows, and it can also be used to describe the evening scene in the countryside. The Southern Song Dynasty poet Dai Fushi's "Visiting Yang Bozi and the Prime Minister Asking for Directions from the White Sand" are mute and noisy in the sunset.

"Gui Crow" by Gao Qi of Ming Dynasty.

The general idea of ??these two sentences is: crows cackle hoarsely under the afterglow of the setting sun. They compete to occupy the branches for the night, but they never compete to spread their wings and fly high.

Satirizing crows that they only know how to "fight for accommodation" and refuse to "fight for flight" is not only in line with the habits of crows, but also easily arouses readers' associations. It can be used to describe crows, and can also be used to satirize crows. People who know how to compare with others in terms of material comfort but have no ambition in career. Gao Qi, a famous poet in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, wrote "Returning Crows" in "The Crow's Rest". The branches are weak and the sound on the city head is hoarse in the middle of the night.

"Crying in the Night" by Yang Juyuan of the Tang Dynasty. Yāya (yā duck): onomatopoeia, describing the cry of a crow.

The general idea of ??these two sentences is: the crow is perching unsteadily on the thin branches, and crows "mutely" on the top of the city in the middle of the night. A crow crows in the middle of the night on top of the city, its voice hoarse and unending.

This sound of crows seems to be heard by the ear, and the crows of weak branches are also as if they are now. The language of the poem is simple but the image is vivid.

Yang Juyuan, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, "Crying in the Dark Night" The thin horse and the thin boy are walking towards the Qin Dynasty, and the dusk crows stir up chaos into the remaining clouds. "Out of the Fortress" by Jiang Ji of the Tang Dynasty.

To stir up chaos: Same as "dazzling", chaos. The main idea of ??this sentence is: In the evening, flocks of crows flew into the remaining clouds in the sky.

The twilight is vast, with residual clouds in the sky, and a flock of crows flying in confusion. Several adjectives such as "twilight", "remnant", and "chaos" effectively enhance the expression effect. It can be used to describe flocks of crows flying in the evening, or to describe the vast twilight.

"Out of the Fortress" by Jiang Ji, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. How many jackdaws were scattered, flying to a tree at the head of the river to roost. Crow's famous saying "Tian Jiong" by Liu Zihui (huīhui) of the Song Dynasty.

Jackdaw: A crow in cold weather. The general meaning of these two sentences is: The crows in the cold weather are in chaos. There are countless crows, and they all fly towards the river and perch on a tree.

Crows are accustomed to gathering in groups in the evening and then scattering during the day, gathering and dispersing, with no order at all. Therefore, crows are often described as "chaos" or "wuhe" in poetry.

Here, the word "scattered" is added to the word "chaos". The "scattered" jackdaws are even more chaotic when they fly, and when they fall, they are black and dense like a tree. The image is clearly visible. It can be used to describe the dusk crow.

The Song Dynasty scholar Liu Zihui's "Tianjiong" is looking for a branch, and the sky is full of wind and snow. "Gui crow"

Man: in vain. Huixiang: hovering and flying.

The general meaning of these two sentences is: The crow wants to find a branch, but where is that branch? The sky is full of wind and snow, and it is flying around in vain. . Crows are not good at building nests, so they can only find a place to rest when the wind and snow hit.

However, it is hard to find a branch in the cold weather, so they can only "fly back" in the snow. The poem is picturesque and meaningful.

It can be used to describe crows in the wind and snow, and can also be used to describe homeless people. The truth is not a crow, and you cannot catch it by its tail. .

Former Soviet music activist Shchedrin ruled that the crow was not guilty, but the pigeon was found guilty.

Famous sayings about crows in "Poetry of a Hundred Tongues" by Liu Xiaochuo of the Southern Dynasties.

迥 (jiǒng embarrassment): far away. The general meaning of these sentences is: when a hundred tongue flies to high places, its cry comes from far away; when a hundred tongue flies into a valley, its cry comes from the deep depths; when you listen to its cry below, it is sometimes long and sometimes short. , sometimes you can hear it and sometimes you can't, and you have to look for it