Zhou Tianqiu’s seven-letter poem axis

[Zhou Tianqiu’s seven-length poem axis]

The seven-length poem, Ming Dynasty, Zhou Tianqiu’s book, paper, vertical axis, vertical 127 cm, horizontal 65.7 cm, running script, 6 lines, 59 characters
Interpretation:
Relying on the Zhaoping Lake to wait for the moon to grow, the purple smoke still brings the late mountain light. The light thunder suddenly sends the rain before the peak. It is rare to have a sunny night on the holiday. The clouds hide the shadow of osmanthus, and the autumn sound rustles in front of the lamp. It is not necessarily that the clouds are too clear. Zhou Tianqiu
This page is marked “Zhou Tianqiu”. Seal “Zhou Tianqiu Seal” and “Group of Yushan People”
The calligraphy of “Seven Rhymes” is ancient and vigorous, elegant and round, and has a straightforward and open attitude. The writing is clear, fluent and proficient, and the reasoning is superb. Wen Zhengming of the Ming Dynasty said, “I will be my author Zhou Sheng one day.” In the book Shulin Zaojian, Ma Zonghuo said that his calligraphy “is modeled after the model text, and it is too late to find a new way”. Therefore, it has the name of “monumental tablet, all of which come out of its hands”.
图片[1]-Zhou Tianqiu’s seven-letter poem axis-China Archive

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