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

Generate a 3:4 image, with the complete poem "Song of the Thatched Cottage Broken by Autumn Wind" written in calligraphy at the top of the image. The content is:

"In August, the autumn wind howls fiercely, sweeping away the three layers of thatch on my roof. The thatch flies across the river and scatters in the countryside; the higher ones hang on the tall treetops, while the lower ones drift and sink in the pond.
The village children in the south bully me for being old and weak; how can I face them as thieves? They openly take the thatch into the bamboo, my lips are parched and my throat dry, unable to call out, I return leaning on my staff, sighing to myself.
Suddenly, the wind stops and the clouds turn dark; autumn is bleak and heading towards dusk. The quilt has been cold as iron for many years, and my dear child sleeps poorly, treading on the cracks. There is no dry place at the head of the bed, and the rain falls like hemp, never ceasing. Since the chaos began, I have slept little; how can I endure the long, damp nights!
How can I obtain thousands of spacious houses, to shelter all the cold scholars under heaven with joy! The wind and rain do not move, as steady as a mountain. Alas! When will I suddenly see this house before my eyes? My cottage is alone and broken; even if I freeze to death, it is enough!",

Each character should have its corresponding Chinese Pinyin marked above it, and the main content of the image should primarily use ink wash painting to depict the scenes expressed in this poem.