Poems describing the fragrance of osmanthus:

1. "Dongcheng Osmanthus"

Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

I know the solitary osmanthus in the sky from a distance, how can I ask? Chang'e wants nothing more.

Luckily, the Moon Palace has a free field, so why not plant two plants in the center.

2. "Dongcheng Gui"

Tang·Bai Juyi

Zizhui originally came from Tianzhu Temple, but his roots are now in Helu City.

At that time, we should chase the south wind and fall to the human world to take the second life.

3. "There is a tree"

Tang Dynasty·Bai Juyi

There is a tree named Dangui, which has a fragrant fragrance at all times.

The flowers are bright with snow at night, and the leaves are green with clouds in spring.

The shadow of the wind is as clear as water, and the frosty branches are as cold as jade.

Exclusively occupying the secluded hills, no ordinary birds can stay here.

4. "Gui in front of the Hall"

Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

There are frost trees on Tiantai Ridge, and there are clumps of ground in front of Sima Hall.

A kind of thing that does not exist in the bright moon, but still teaches in the mountains and in the dust.

5. "Lushan Osmanthus"

Tang Dynasty·Bai Juyi

The osmanthus is in the moon, and its roots are in the blue sky.

The sky wind rises around the moon and blows down to the world.

Where to go, it’s down to Kuanglu Mountain.

Born as a osmanthus on a stone, its leaves are as fresh as pruning.

The branches grow bigger day by day, and the roots become stronger day by day.

The moon will not return to the sky, and I will be middle-aged in Konglaoshan.

From Lushan to Xianyang, there are three or four thousand roads.

No one can be transplanted into Shanglin Garden.

Not as good as the red flower tree, planted in front of the greenhouse.