长安遇冯著-Meeting Feng Zhu at Chang’an
长安遇冯著
韦应物
客从东方来，衣上灞陵雨。
问客何为来，采山因买斧。
冥冥花正开， 燕新乳。
昨别今已春，鬓丝生几缕？
Meeting Feng Zhu at Chang’an
Wei Yingwu
From the east to the city came a guest，
On whose clothes Baling rains were seen to rest.
What had brought him here， I begged him to tell.
He said he’d buy an axe hill trees to fell.
Now the flowers here have blossomed on the sly；
And young swallows learn to fly in the sky.
“A new spring’s come after our last adieu.
How many more hoary temple hairs have you？”