“Presented to Colleagues from Two Provinces at the Daming Palace in the Morning” is a seven-character regulated verse written by the Tang Dynasty poet Jia Zhi. The first couplet of the poem uses the scene on the way to the palace to show that the audience time is very early; the second couplet describes the spring scenery outside the Daming Palace; the third couplet describes the scene of officials going to the palace to pay homage to the emperor; the last couplet ends with words of gratitude and loyalty. The whole poem vividly describes the luxurious style of the palace and the solemn and solemn scene when the officials attend the morning court. It has a strong political color, rich wording, and exquisite parallelism.
《早朝大明宫呈两省僚友》是唐代诗人贾至创作的一首七言律诗。诗的首联以进宫途中的景象表明朝见时间很早；颔联以春天景物写出大明宫外的春色；颈联写百官上殿朝见皇帝的情景；尾联以感恩效忠的话作结。全诗把皇宫豪华的气派以及百官上早朝时严肃隆重的场面写得活灵活现，政治色彩很浓，措辞富丽，对仗精工。
《早朝大明宫呈两省僚友》 贾至
银烛朝天紫陌长，禁城春色晓苍苍。
千条弱柳垂青琐，百啭流莺绕建章。
剑佩声随玉墀步，衣冠身惹御炉香。
共沐恩波凤池上，朝朝染翰侍君王。
Morning Levee at Daming Palace
Jia Zhi
Silver lanterns waiting for the levee on the purple street are long in queue,
In the Forbidden City of mild spring the east appears in a hazy blue hue.
Slender willows by the thousand droop quietly by the gates painted with green laces,
Yellow orioles sing a hundred times and fly merrily around the golden palaces.
As officials ascend jade steps, we hear only pendants clink with swords,
In the hall our attire and hats all smell of the incense from the imperial tripods.
On the Phoenix Pool, we all share His Majesty’s favour,
After the levee, I’ll return to serve him with my brush and paper.
