Chinese Calligraphy Poem Scroll

A traditional Chinese calligraphy work drawn on aged brown Xuan paper, with a horizontal composition, presenting the style of an antique literati hanging scroll replica. The main composition consists of large, bold black cursive calligraphy arranged in 10 vertical columns from right to left, with the poem title {argument name="poem title" default="Rain and Bell Chimes"} at the top of the rightmost main column. The calligraphy should appear elegant, fluid, and expressive, with variations in ink density, a dry brush texture, transitions in stroke thickness, and natural handwritten spacing, rather than perfect typesetting. Please use the poetic text written in the image, including any errors, with the beginning of the rightmost main column reading: "The melancholy chirping of cicadas, facing the long pavilion at dusk, after a sudden rain. Drinking at the city gate without composure, lingering where the riverboat urges departure, holding hands and looking into tearful eyes, speechless with choked sobs. Thinking of going, going, a thousand miles of smoke and waves, the twilight sinking over the vast Chu sky. Love has always been, love has always caused sorrow at parting, and what could be more unbearable than a cold evening, waking from wine and feeling weary? Willow-lined banks, a faint breeze and a waning moon. This departure, after years, should be a good time and a beautiful scene. Even if there are a thousand kinds of charm, with whom shall I share them?" Place a narrower colophon on the far left, containing 1 line of vertical inscription {argument name="signature text" default="Liu Yong's "Rain and Bell Chimes - The Melancholy Chirping of Cicadas""}. Add a total of 4 red seals: 1 oval collection seal near the upper right edge, and 3 square seals vertically stacked near the colophon area in the lower left corner. Add a faint monochrome ink landscape in the lower right corner, including 1 weeping willow and 1 pavilion by the water, partially blended into the paper background. The paper should present a warm, aged brown tone with subtle stains, spots, mildew, worn edges, and the texture of a museum photograph. The overall atmosphere should be elegant, poetic, full of history and scholarly spirit, like a Song Dynasty-style calligraphy artwork photographed in soft, even light.