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五言律詩 韋應物 淮上喜會梁川故人
江漢曾為客, 相逢每醉還。
浮雲一別後, 流水十年間。
歡笑情如舊, 蕭疏鬢已斑。
何因北歸去? 淮上對秋山。
浮雲一別後, 流水十年間。
歡笑情如舊, 蕭疏鬢已斑。
何因北歸去? 淮上對秋山。
Five-character-regular-verse
Wei Yingwu
A GREETING ON THE HUAI RIVER
TO MY OLD FRIENDS FROM LIANGCHUAN
We used to be companions on the Jiang and the Han,
And as often as we met, we were likely to be tipsy.
Since we left one another, floating apart like clouds,
Ten years have run like water-till at last we join again.
And we talk again and laugh again just as in earlier days,
Except that the hair on our heads is tinged now with grey.
Why not come along, then, all of us together,
And face the autumn mountains and sail along the Huai?
And as often as we met, we were likely to be tipsy.
Since we left one another, floating apart like clouds,
Ten years have run like water-till at last we join again.
And we talk again and laugh again just as in earlier days,
Except that the hair on our heads is tinged now with grey.
Why not come along, then, all of us together,
And face the autumn mountains and sail along the Huai?
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