The first two sentences mainly describe the scene that the lotus will not fall in the frost and dew, but will be blown dry in the wind after the rain. By describing the "depression" before the lotus falls, people can't help but think of the scene of flowers falling.
In the last two sentences, the poet compares "love can't be solved" with his own "looking around the withered bushes" and expresses his own confusion in life: why don't others love the withered lotus? Thus expressing his love for gloomy scenery.
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original text
The white dew does not fade, and the cool breeze dries up the leaves.
No one cares about Momo's illness, but he also looks at the declining clusters around him.
translate
Lotus will not fall in the frost and dew, but the lotus leaf will dry in the wind after rain.
No one knows how to love the gloomy scenery created by this withered lotus. I walked around the sloping bushes and watched.