A poem that expresses the theme of youth with repeated rhetoric.

Because beauty and time are fighting a losing war, the poet tearfully "has to admit that youth is a book that is too hasty". However, there are still many things that we need to sum up. Especially the love of our youth, isn't it an inexhaustible wealth for us all our lives? With this wealth, the poet will always take care of us. No matter whether we are 40 or 60 years old, even if we all have to die in the end, we can still say: I had a youth without regrets. Youth is a long poem, and the following is a famous one.

1. It is human nature to yearn for youth. There have always been many poems on this subject. Xi Murong's Youth is a unique work.

"All endings have been written"-the ending of life is almost over, and the prospect will not change; "All the tears have set out"-all the tears have flowed, the taste of life has been tasted, and there will be no more joys and sorrows with unfulfilled hopes.

Youth has passed, and today is a memory. Poetry focuses infinite memories on that "summer", which is a subtle choice. Because summer is the warmest, the passion in fiery youth is naturally the most unforgettable. But it has "never come back" and is far away from the present.

The "you" in the second paragraph does not refer to the second person, but refers to the "I" in youth. "You're just passing by"-youth is very hasty and short; "Your smiling face is extremely shallow and pale"-"I" did not fully enjoy the joy of youth at that time, and "you" gradually disappeared into the haze after sunset and disappeared into confusion, thus ending youth! The poem is full of long regrets.

4. The feeling of regret is condensed into a vivid image-youth is "a book bound too hastily". Because it is too hasty, it is "not well bound"; "Too soon" is a response to the above description. The title page has turned yellow, which shows that this book is very old, and "I" still "read and read" with tears, reluctant to put it down, showing my infinite attachment to youth vividly.

5. Images originate from life, feelings and ideas. Xi Murong was the first person in the field of poetry to compare youth to books. It can be said that "everyone has it in his heart, and everyone has nothing in his pen." The former means that poetry is easy to cause many people to sing; The latter means that poetry is written with characteristics and is willing to be accepted by people. This poem is the unity of * * * in content and individuality in expression, and expresses people's emotion-nostalgia for youth in a unique way.

Rhetoric is a way and method to improve language expression by modifying and adjusting sentences and using specific expressions. The main rhetorical devices used in this article are: metaphor, analogy (also known as figurative style, divided into personification and parody), exaggeration, parallelism, duality (also known as antithesis and antithesis), repetition, metonymy, lodging (sustenance), intertextuality, questioning, quoting, calling, rhetorical question and truth (also known as couplets), among which metaphor can be divided into: