A poem I appreciate
Our country is a country of poetry. From ancient times to the present, countless great poets have emerged in our country: Qu Yuan, Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi... These resounding names have long been deeply engraved on the historical monuments of poetry. Their works have been passed down by future generations through the ages. My favorite is "Ode of Lime" by Yu Qian, a poet from the Ming Dynasty.
This poem was written by Yu Qian, a famous minister and national hero of the Ming Dynasty. The full text of the poem is as follows: Thousands of hammers carved out the deep mountains, and the fire burned them as if it were nothing. I am not afraid of broken bones and shattered bodies. I want to leave my innocence in the world. The first line is "Thousands of hammers have carved out the mountains." "Have thousands of hammers to carve out the deep mountains" describes how difficult it is to mine limestone. The second sentence, "The fire burns as if taking it easy" makes people feel that it is not only writing about smelting limestone, it also symbolizes that no matter what severe test the people with lofty ideals face, they can take it easy. , treat it as if it were nothing. The third sentence "Don't be afraid of having your bones broken into pieces" vividly describes the process of burning limestone into lime, and "Don't be afraid of it" also embodies the spirit of not being afraid of sacrifice. And the last sentence "We must keep our innocence in the world." "It is the author's direct expression of his feelings and his determination to be a pure and innocent person.
This poem is a poem that borrows objects to express aspirations. Every sentence is about lime, but in fact every sentence is about people. The first two sentences talk about the characteristics of lime, and the three words "if it's easy" express the author's fearless spirit in the face of difficulties. The last sentence expresses the high integrity of loyalty and history. The author uses these few crosses to profoundly reflect The noble character of serving the country loyally has set an example for people.
When I read this poem for the first time, my heart was filled with passion and I was deeply attracted by this heroic spirit. "Thousand Hammers" When words and phrases such as "thousands of blows", "fire burns as if it were nothing" and "bones are shattered into pieces" came into my eyes, what I felt in my heart was the fearless spirit and heroic spirit.
Author As a minister of the Ming Dynasty, Yu Qian set an example, served the country with loyalty, and lived an innocent life. He used this magnificent seven-character quatrain as a metaphor for himself. Its language is clear and its connotation is profound. His person and poem will be immortal. This poem expresses exactly what it takes to be a human being. As unyielding as lime, even if "thousands of hammers", "fire burns" or "bones shattered into pieces" are not afraid, just to leave innocence in the world. This is also an overrated quality worth learning by each of us: to be innocent Be a human being.
This is one of my favorite poems - "Song of Lime".0