The prisoner's lament
Ye Ting
The doors that people come in and out are locked,
The hole the dog climbed was open,
A voice shouted:
Climb out and set me free!
I long for freedom,
But I also know-
How can a person's body crawl out of a dog hole!
I can only hope,
That day-
The underground fire burns rapidly,
Burn this living coffin with me,
I deserve to live forever in fire and blood!
This is a vernacular narrative poem, divided into two sections. The whole poem is easy to understand, easy to understand, just like blurting out, but it is intense in emotion, heroic in momentum and clear and complete in artistic conception. This is the true expression of the poet's noble sentiment, which makes readers feel the awe of the poet's noble personality. This is a magnificent movement written by a revolutionary with his life. Although there are no ornate carvings, the sound is loud and clear, so powerful and touching to read. After the founding of New China, this poem was selected as a textbook for primary school students and used as a textbook for patriotic education. The lofty revolutionary integrity and great patriotism revealed in the poem have educated generations of China teenagers.
Ye Ting (1896 ~ 1946) was born in Huiyang, Guangdong. China proletarian strategist, one of the founders of China People's Liberation Army. Graduated from Baoding Military Academy. He used to be the battalion commander of the guard regiment of Marshal Sun Yat-sen's office, telephone number 192 1. 1924 went to Moscow Oriental University. /kloc-joined the China * * * production party in 0/925, and served as the chief of staff of the Fourth Army of the National Revolutionary Army and the head of the independent regiment during the Northern Expedition. 1927 Participated in and led Nanchang Uprising and Guangzhou Uprising. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he served as the commander of the New Fourth Army. 1946 was killed in a plane crash on the way back to Yan' an from Chongqing on April 8.