Linghu Chu Poem: Imperial Favor Lost – 令狐楚《思君恩》

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思君恩

令狐楚[1]

小院莺歌歇[2],

长门[3]蝶舞多。

眼看春又去,

翠辇[4]不曾过。

注释:

[1] 令狐楚:唐宪宗的宰相。《千家诗》注说:“此写宫妃望主之情也。言小苑之内,春暮而莺声已歇。长门之中,但观蝶舞耳。是一年之春又去,而君王之翠辇曾不一经过焉。则宫中之人伤春而望幸可知矣。”这是一首宫怨诗。作者身为宰相,不写君臣知遇之恩却写长门冷宫之怨,可见诗人的同情心。

[2] 莺歌歇:黄莺不再啼叫,指暮春时节。

[3] 长门:长门宫,汉武帝皇后阿娇失宠后居住的地方。

[4] 翠辇:指皇帝乘坐的车驾。

Imperial Favor Lost

Linghu Chu

No orioles in the little garden sing,

But butterflies dance before the Long Gate.

In vain I see another fleeting spring;

No imperial cab passes by of late.

《思君恩》是唐代文学家令狐楚创作的一首五绝。这是一首宫怨作品,诗中描写一个遭贬谪、被遗弃整日处于深帷中的宫人的寂寞心理。此诗成功地运用了反衬、比兴等手法,风格明丽而不繁密,清俏而不浮艳,浅显而不直露。

The poem “Imperial Favor Lost” is a five-part poem composed by the Tang Dynasty writer Ling Hu Chu. It is a poem about the loneliness of a relegated and abandoned court lady who spends her days in a deep curtain. The poem successfully uses the techniques of contrast and simile, and its style is bright but not dense, playful but not flamboyant, and shallow but not straightforward.

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