鐔津文集 18.49

18.49

Leading each other in the morning beside the jade-green ravine; / Snow gone from mountain forests, waters flow far and wide. / Unlikely to startle birds alighting on mossy banks; / First together watching fish, astride the stone bridge. / The sun is dim, sands are cold, gulls gather of themselves; / The year draws to an end, spring enters, grasses hold fragrance. / Bao Zhao and old Master Tang should chant verses together; / Why must one be busy with worldly affairs?