Song of the Thatched Cottage Broken by Autumn Wind Chinese and Pinyin Chart

Generate a 3:4 image, with the top of the picture featuring calligraphy writing a complete "Song of the Thatched Cottage Broken by Autumn Winds," which reads:

"August autumn winds howl fiercely, tearing off three layers of thatch from my roof. The thatch flies across the river and scatters along the riverside; some cling to the ends of tall trees, others drift down and sink into the pond.
The children from the southern village mock me for being old and powerless, daring to act like thieves in front of me. Openly they carry off the thatch into the bamboo grove; my lips are parched and my mouth dry as I call out in vain. Returning home, I lean on my staff and sigh.
Soon the wind calms, but the clouds turn ink-black, and the autumn sky grows dim and dark. My quilt has been cold for years like iron; my young child sleeps restlessly, tearing open the seams of his clothes. There's no dry spot under the leaking roof, and the rain falls in a continuous stream like hemp threads. Since the turmoil began, I've had little sleep; through the long night, soaked by the rain, how can I ever find relief!
How I wish for thousands of spacious halls, to shelter all the poor scholars beneath the sky with joy! Unshaken as a mountain against wind and rain. Alas! When will such a house suddenly appear before my eyes? If only my thatched cottage alone were broken and I froze to death, it would be enough!"

Each character should have its Chinese pinyin annotated above it, while the main content of the image should primarily be presented in the form of ink wash painting, depicting the scenes expressed by this poem.