The mother used the needle and thread in her hand to make clothes for her long-distance son.
Before leaving, I had a stitch for fear that my son would come back late and his clothes would be damaged.
Who can say that a filial child like the weak can repay his mother's love like the sunshine in spring?
Ode to a Wandering Son is an ancient poem praising maternal love. Meng Jiao, a poet, expressed her mother's endless care and selfless love for her children with concise and profound poems.
"Thread in the Hands of a Kind Mother" and "Making Clothes for Her wayward Son" describe a scene in which a mother sews clothes for her son who is about to travel. This is not only her daily life, but also the embodiment of her hard work and deep love for her son.
She sewed carefully and repaired it thoroughly, fearing that the delay would make him go home late. A poet expressed her concern and expectation for her son by describing the details of his mother sewing clothes for him before he left. The mother worried that her son would come back too late, so she sewed clothes for her son with fine stitches, hoping to keep her son warm and safe in this way.
However, how much love there is in an inch of grass, and getting three spring rays is the poet's praise and admiration for maternal love. The poet uses "an inch of grass" as a metaphor for children's filial piety to their mothers, and "three wisps of spring scenery" as a metaphor for mothers' love for their children. The poet thinks that children's filial piety can't repay their mother's warm and sunny kindness.
Praise the mother's poem is:
1, the old woman with a white head closed the door and wept, but her sleeve was unbreakable-whose son was Yu
This poem depicts a white-haired old mother crying sadly, trying to keep her son who is about to leave home with her sleeves. The poet expressed his deep attachment to his mother through this scene.
2. Losing my parents gave birth to me-I Love Me anonymously in the pre-Qin period
This poem expresses deep gratitude and love for parents. The poet lamented his parents' hard work and endless efforts to raise himself, and expressed his endless gratitude to his parents.
3. On a miserable snowy night in Chai Men, it is better to have a baby at this time-Don't be an old mother by Huang Qing Ren Jing.
This poem depicts a cold winter night. Chai Men is rustled by the wind and snowflakes are flying. At this moment, although the mother has a son, the son can't be around to be filial, which makes the mother feel very sad. The poet expressed his deep guilt and gratitude to his mother through this scene.
4. People like men and women, but I don't know that men and women make people old-a short song by Tang Wangjian.
This poem expresses the poet's feelings about life. The poet thinks that having children is a beautiful thing, but at the same time he laments the passage of time and the shortness of life. He expressed his cherish of life and gratitude to his mother.
5. A loving mother loves her son, not to repay her kindness-An's Huainan Shouxun
This poem expresses that a mother's love for her children is selfless and unrequited. Motherly love is out of inner instinct, and it is selfless dedication and care for children.