What are the original texts and translation notes of the strange tree in the pavilion?

Strange Trees in the Courtyard is a poem in funeral march, the ninth of nineteen ancient poems. Xiao Tong in the Southern Dynasties was compiled from 19 unknown ancient poems handed down from ancient times. The vernacular is as follows:

There are strange trees and gorgeous green leaves in the court.

Vernacular: A beautiful tree in the yard, full of green leaves, set off flowers.

Climbing a pole and folding its glory will be a legacy.

Vernacular: I climbed the branch and picked one, hoping to give it to people who miss me day and night.

The incense is full of sleeves, and the road is long.

Vernacular: The fragrance of flowers permeates the sleeves of my clothes, but it is too far away to reach my sweetheart.

How expensive is this thing? But I can't feel the time.

Vernacular: I don't mean that this flower is precious, but I feel that I have been away for a long time and want to express my thoughts through this flower.

Precautions:

1, strange tree: still "Jia Mu", a beautiful tree.

2. Fahuazi: Flowers are blooming. China is like a flower. Son, prosperous.

3. Aroma: Aroma.

4. Legacy: gifts, gifts.

5. to: send.

Appreciate:

This poem describes a woman's deep nostalgia for her long-distance husband and the sadness brought by her long-term desire to return without hope. The whole poem consists of eight sentences, the first four of which describe the environment and the last four express emotions. Every two sentences in the poem imply a complete image, and the four images are arranged in an orderly way, with distinctive style and deep feelings.