关于古诗的图片加英文文字

① 写4-6行诗关于黑色（英文）类似下面的图片

What's black in the day?
Shadow comes without a say.
What's black in the night?
Everything except the light.
Darkness brings the greatest fear.
Who is weeping with soundless tear?

这样的行吗~

② 谁能帮我写一个关于形状的诗，不要太长，谢谢，用英文

This house is a geometric body, from geometry, it is a standard with three rectangular pyramid, there are many windows, this house has many colors, red and white, blue and green, red and yellow and so on.

③ 关于春天的古诗，英文

英文

《Spring morning》Tang Haoran

Spring sleep is not aware of, everywhere sniffing birds.

When the wind and rain come at night, how many flowers fall?

中文

《春晓》唐·孟浩然

春眠不觉晓，处处闻啼鸟。

夜来风雨声，花落知多少。

英文

《Yongliu 》TangHe Zhizhang

Jasper makes up a tree height, and ten thousand green silk tapers hang down.

I don't know who cut the thin leaves. The spring wind in February is like scissors.

中文

《咏柳》唐·贺知章

碧玉妆成一树高，万条垂下绿丝绦。

不知细叶谁裁出，二月春风似剪刀。

英文

《Zhang Shiwei of the Ministry of Water in early spring》Tang dynastyHan Yu

The rain in Tianjie is crisp, but the grass is far away.

Most of all, the benefits of the spring are superior to the Yanliu Manhuang.

中文

《早春呈水部张十八员外》唐韩愈

天街小雨润如酥，草色遥看近却无。

最是一年春好处，绝胜烟柳满皇都。

英文

《Huichong Chunjiang Xiaojing》Su Shi of Tang Dynasty

Three or two branches of peach blossom, the prophet of Spring River warm ck.

It is the puffer dolphin that wants to go up when the reed buds are short.

中文

《惠崇春江晓景》唐代苏轼

竹外桃花三两枝，春江水暖鸭先知。

蒌蒿满地芦芽短，正是河豚欲上时。

英文

《Village House》 Gaoding in Qing Dynasty

The grass warbler flies in February and the willows are drunk in spring smoke.

Children come home early from school and take advantage of the east wind to put out paper kites.

中文

《村居》清代高鼎

草长莺飞二月天，拂堤杨柳醉春烟。

儿童散学归来早，忙趁东风放纸鸢。

④ 紧急求古代描写秋天的诗，要英文中文都有的

《秋夕》
唐代：杜牧
银烛秋光冷画屏，轻罗小扇扑流萤。天阶夜色凉如水，卧看牵牛织女星。

白话文：银烛的烛光映着冷清的画屏，手执绫罗小扇扑打萤火虫。夜色里的石阶清凉如冷水，静坐凝视天河两旁的牛郎织女星。
诗赏析：

两句已经描绘出一幅深宫生活的图景。在一个秋天的晚上，银白色的蜡烛发出微弱的光，给屏风上的图画添了几分暗淡而幽冷的色调。这时，一个孤单的宫女正用小扇扑打着飞来飞去的萤火虫。
“轻罗小扇扑流萤”，这一句十分含蓄，其中含有三层意思：第一，古人说腐草化萤，虽然是不科学的，但萤总是生在草丛冢间那些荒凉的地方。如今，在宫女居住的庭院里竟然有流萤飞动，宫女生活的凄凉也就可想而知了。
第二，从宫女扑萤的动作可以想见她的寂寞与无聊。她无事可做，只好以扑萤来消遣她那孤独的岁月。她用小扇扑打着流萤，一下一下地，似乎想驱赶包围着她的孤冷与索寞，但这是无用的。
第三，宫女手中拿的轻罗小扇具有象征意义，扇子本是夏天用来挥风取凉的，秋天就没用了，所以古诗里常以秋扇比喻弃妇。这首诗中的“轻罗小扇”，即象征着持扇宫女被遗弃的命运。

⑤ 英文的shape poem 图形诗歌 圆形和星星，要关于宇宙的诗歌

，马卡龙加

⑥ 关于英语的古诗词

《春晓》春眠不觉晓,处处闻啼鸟.夜来风雨声,花落知多少.spring morningno aware of the spring moring,I hear birds singing everywhere,how many flowers have withered,in the wind and rain last night?《静夜诗》床前明月光,疑是地上霜.举头望明月,低头思故乡.silent night thoughtsseeing the bright moon above my room,suspious of frost on the ground.I rise to watch the moon,I bend to think of home.《行行重行行》行行重行行,与君生别离.相去万余里,各在天一涯；道路阻且长,会面安可知?胡马依北风,越鸟巢南枝.相去日以远,衣带日已缓；浮云蔽白日,游子不顾返.思君令人老,岁月忽已晚.弃捐勿复道,努力加餐饭!journey after journey,apart from you,my dear.thousand miles away,the end of the earth;the road narrow and long,when can we meet each other?the horse is against the mighty wind,the bird makes a nest on the branches.days have been long since we aparted,I miss you so much,clouds covering the sun,I cannot return,missing you makes me age,times are late suddenly,what I can only do,is to have more meals.
《枫桥夜泊》A NIGHT-MOORING NEAR MAPLE BRIDGE
While I watch the moon go down,a crow caws through the frost；
Under the shadows of maple-trees a fisherman moves with his torch；
And I hear,from beyond Suzhou,from the temple on Cold Mountain,
Ringing for me,here in my boat,the midnight bell.

⑦ 诗配画图片大全英文版

⑧ 关于春节的唯美英语诗词

There's
music
in
the
air,
A
magic
and
a
beauty
For
everyone
to
share.
And
in
this
New
year
message,
There
are
lots
of
withes,too,
That
New
year
and
all
days
Will
be
happy
ones
for
you.
新年已降临.
天际奏乐章；
奇迹与美景,
众人共赏心.
新年传佳音,
祝愿含温情.
新年与平素,
福乐永泌心.

⑨ 求关于英文古诗的问题，高手进！！！

Old English poetry was meant to be declaimed aloud before an audience, the poet, or Scop, being both a creative and a performing artist. Accompanied by harp he would entertain the guests of his patron with tales of past deeds, battles of old and the prowess of his lord's ancestors. In this manner was history kept alive for the Anglo-Saxons.

The scop had to be a master of his art, being able to recite thousands of lines from memory (the epic Beowulf alone has 3182 lines) and no doubt poor performances would mean ridicule for the scop and the withdrawal of patronage. This is not to mean that the scop worked purely from memory as there is evidence that the swift composition of fitting verse was also the mark of a skilled man. After Beowulf has slain the monster Grendel and is returning triumphantly to Heorot with his companions we are told that...

"From time to time, the tried-in-battle
their gray steeds set to gallop amain,
and ran a race when the road seemed fair.
From time to time, a thane of the king,
who had made many vaunts, and was mindful of verses,
stored with sagas and songs of old,
bound word to word in well-knit rime,
welded his lay; this warrior soon
of Beowulf's quest right cleverly sang,
and artfully added an excellent tale,
in well-ranged words, of the warlike deeds
he had heard in saga of Sigemund."

These few lines demonstrate clearly the scop's skill in maintaining a large store of verse, his ability to construct new material at need and also the intertwining of tales which must surely have already been known to his audience.

Old English poetry was very formulaic, with the same patterns being re-used with variations time and again. Additionally, alliteration and stress were used in the place of rhyme, which can sound strange but powerful to the modern ear. Another striking feature of Old English poetry was the use of many metaphors or kennings for common subjects: The sea could be referred to as the 'whale's way', 'gannet's bath', 'swan's riding' and so on.

Unfortunately, being an almost purely oral tradition, only about 30,000 lines of Old English poetry remain for us to enjoy today. The little that does remain, however, deserves to be heard rather than just read. On this group of pages we offer a collection of Old English verse read by Steve Pollington, the editor of Wiðowinde. The animated delivery gives a good idea of how the original might have sounded in a Saxon mead hall over a thousand years ago.