宣州谢眺楼[1]饯别校书叔云[2]
李白
弃我去者，
昨日之日不可留。
乱我心者，
今日之日多烦忧。
长风万里送秋雁，
对此可以酣高楼。
蓬莱[3]文章建安骨[4]，
中间小谢[5]又清发。
俱怀逸兴壮思飞，
欲上青天揽日月。
抽刀断水水更流，
举杯消愁愁更愁。
人生在世不称意，
明朝散发[6]弄扁舟[7]。
注释：
[1] 谢眺楼：南齐诗人谢眺做宣城太守时建，又称谢公楼、北楼，唐末改名叠嶂楼。
[2] 校书叔云：李云曾为秘书省校书郎，唐人同姓者常相互攀连亲戚，李云当较李白长一辈，但不一定是近亲。
[3] 蓬莱：汉时称中央政府的著述藏书处东观为道家蓬莱山，唐人用以代指秘书省。
[4] 建安骨：汉献帝建安时代的诗文慷慨多气，史称建安风骨。
[5] 小谢：谢脁，与其先辈谢灵运分别称大、小谢。
[6] 散发：古人平时都是用簪子束发，并戴上帽子。散发则是不束发、不戴帽，指避世隐居。《后汉书·袁闳传》：“常（锢）事将作，闳遂散发绝世。”
[7] 扁舟：小船。越亡吴后，范蠡“乘扁舟浮于江湖”，后世就以弄扁舟喻避世隐遁。
Farewell to Uncle Yun, Imperial Librarian, at Xie Tiao’s Pavilion in Xuancheng
Li Bai
What left me yesterday
Can be retained no more;
What troubles me today
Is the times for which I feel sore.
In autumn wind for miles and miles the wild geese fly.
Let’s drink in face of this in the pavilion high!
Your writing’s forcible like ancient poets while
Mine is in Junior Xie’s clear and spirited style.
Both of us have an ideal high;
We would reach the moon in the sky.
Cut running water with a sword, it will faster flow;
Drink wine to drown your sorrow, it will heavier grow.
If we despair of all human affairs,
Let us roam in a boat with loosened hairs!
The poet complains to his uncle they could not fulfill their ideal in times of trouble.
《宣州谢朓楼饯别校书叔云》是唐代诗人李白在宣城（今属安徽）与其叔李云相遇并同登谢朓楼时创作的送别诗。此诗并不直言离别，而是重笔抒发诗人自己怀才不遇的激烈愤懑，灌注了慷慨豪迈的情怀，表达了对黑暗社会的强烈不满和对光明世界的执着追求。诗虽极写烦忧苦闷，却并不阴郁低沉。全诗共九十二字，语言明朗朴素，音调激越高昂，如歌如诉，强烈的思想情感起伏涨落，一波三折，如奔腾的江河瞬息万变，波澜迭起，和腾挪跌宕、跳跃发展的艺术结构完美结合，韵味深长，断续无迹，达到了豪放与自然和谐统一的境界。明人评此诗“如天马行空，神龙出海”。
The poem “Farewell to Uncle Yun, Imperial Librarian, at Xie Tiao’s Pavilion in Xuancheng” is a farewell poem composed by the Tang poet Li Bai when he met his uncle Li Yun at Xuancheng (now in Anhui) and climbed Xie Xuelou together. The poem is not a straightforward farewell poem, but rather an expression of the poet’s own fierce anger at his lack of talent, imbued with a generous and heroic sentiment, expressing his strong dissatisfaction with the dark society and his persistent pursuit of a brighter world. The poem is not gloomy and depressing, although it is very much about anguish and misery. The poem has a total of ninety-two words, the language is clear and simple, the tone is exciting and high, like a song, the strong thoughts and emotions rise and fall, three twists and turns, like a rushing river, changing rapidly, waves rise and fall, and the artistic structure of moving and falling, jumping and developing is perfectly combined, the rhythm is deep and long, intermittent and unbroken, reaching a realm of harmony and unity between boldness and nature. The Ming people commented that this poem is “like a horse moving in the sky and a dragon coming out of the sea”.
