苏武庙
温庭筠
苏武魂销汉使前，古祠高树两茫然。
云边雁断胡天月，陇上羊归塞草烟。
回日楼台非甲帐，去时冠剑是丁年。
茂陵不见封侯印，空向秋波哭逝川。
The Temple of Su Wu
Wen Yingyun
When Su Wu met Han’s envoy， of broken heart he would die；
But now so calm remain his old shrine and tall trees around.
Wild geese alongside the clouds obscured the moon in Hu’s sky；
His sheep going back， the frontier grass grew misty， he found.
When he returned at last， towers but not armed tents he could see，
Though he was a youth with cap and sword when he went away.
The late Emperor couldn’t witness how highly honoured was he；
In vain he cried o’er the autumn waves for the past each day！