abbr. for Shijing 詩經|诗经[Shi1 jing1], the Book of Songs
poem / CL:首[shou3] / poetry / verse

= + : Just in front of the space station (Ø1)
Sherlock Holmes (sh) suffers a head lesion
By bumping his head on a Buddhist shrine (寺).
"Don't you drink anymore wine!"
Is written on an advertisement pole (讠):
"Better follow our Buddha's role!"
"How can drinking wine be a crime?"
Sherlock, rubbing his head, has to whine.
"I shall return back to my home,
I'm already annoyed by this little poem. (诗)"

詩 character breakdown

Buddhist temple / mosque / government office (old)

= + : Mnemonic symbol: a Buddhist shrine.

= + : Socrates built a Buddhist temple in the space station's bathroom. To protect it from being destroyed while floating around in zero gravity, he built a protective frame made out of mud around it. After finishing it he inspects it and thinks "thumbs up", because he is proud of his work.
words / speech / to say / to talk

= + + : The horizontal lines look like sound waves that emerge from an opening: I'll resemble 言 by a megaphone.

= + + : Maud Younger rushes into anthill and in the kitchen she uses a megaphone to loudly announce that the world revolution will soon start. She also tells the people that she has berets for everyone so that everyone will be able to be in style for the revolution. However she doesn't tell that she prepared the berets in another way: to each beret, she attached a mandarin via two capacitors which forms a formidable antenna, so that after the revolution, she'll be able to transmit her speeches directly to the wearers' brains.

Characters with 詩 as component

詩 is not used as a component in another character.

Words with 詩

an epic / poetic saga
to recite poetry
old verse / Classical Chinese poem
verse criticizing officials / satirical verse
a pre-Tang Dynasty genre of poetry, relatively free in form, usually having four, five, six or seven characters per line
Tang poetry / a Tang poem
Three Hundred Tang Poems, an anthology collected around 1763 by Sun Zhu 孫誅|孙诛[Sun1 Zhu1]
(of scenery) stunning / spectacular / picturesque
first soliloquy text (introducing opera character)
shanshui poetry, genre of Classical Chinese poetry
Tang poetry; a Tang poem
verse form consisting of 8 lines of 7 syllables, with rhyme on alternate lines / abbr. to 七律
same as 近體詩|近体诗[jin4 ti3 shi1]
the four masters of Yuan poetry, namely 虞集[Yu2 Ji2], 範梈|范梈[Fan4 Peng1], 楊載|杨载[Yang2 Zai4] and 揭傒斯[Jie1 Xi1 si1]
British Columbia, province of Canada (loanword from "BC")

Sentences with 詩

詩 currently does not appear in any sentence.