The beautiful half-sentence of the poem to consecrate the gods is as follows:
1. In the heart of spring, don’t let the flowers bloom, every inch of lovesickness and every inch of ashes! ——Li Shangyin's "Untitled: The Whispering East Wind and Drizzle"
Appreciation: The desire for a beautiful love must not compete with the spring flowers, lest every inch of my lovesickness turn into ashes. This sentence uses "spring heart" as a metaphor for the yearning for love, and then connects "spring heart" with "flowers competing for hair". It not only gives "spring heart" a beautiful image, but also shows its natural rationality and expresses the feeling of being locked in a secluded boudoir. , the painful cry of the heroine who longs for love and is hopelessly lovesick.
It is a common metaphor to use "spring heart" to describe the yearning for love; but linking "spring heart" with "flowers blooming" not only gives "spring heart" a beautiful image, but also shows its natural rationality.
2. Zhaojun brushes his jade saddle, mounts his horse and crows with red cheeks. ——Li Bai's "Two Poems by Wang Zhaojun"
Appreciation: Wang Zhaojun patted his jade saddle, and after mounting his horse, he cried and stained his red cheeks. It is written that Zhaojun dusted his saddle, got on his horse and headed west with tears in his eyes. "Today" is still a palace member of the Han Dynasty, and "in the Ming Dynasty" they are the wives and concubines of the Xiongnu Chanyu. According to Mr. Ding Qizhen, when the poet came to write the second poem, he seemed to be overwhelmed and could only barely complete a five-character quatrain, which was different from the five-character quatrain of the first poem.
The story of Zhaojun’s expedition has always been written on various themes. Although Li Bai's two poems follow the path of compassion and sadness, they are still sad and touching when read.
3. If there are flowers, you must break them. Don’t wait until there are no flowers. ——Anonymous "Miscellaneous Poems"
Appreciation: When the flowers are blooming and it is time to break them, you should hurry up and break them. Don't wait until the flowers fade and only break an empty branch. This sentence expresses the desire to cherish time, making readers feel that the desire is simple and strong, as well as extremely shocking, and has an irresistible charm.
4. The sun rises in the east and rains in the west. There is no sunshine but there is sunshine. ——Liu Yuxi's "One of Two Poems on Bamboo Branches"
Appreciation: Just like the sun rising in the east and the rain falling in the west. You say it's not a sunny day, but it is a sunny day. The poet uses homophonic puns to cleverly connect two unrelated things, "clear weather" and "love", to show the delicate feelings of a girl in love for the first time.