In my heart forever's Poems in Tang Poetry

In my heart forever's poetry is a very unique kind of classical poetry. Generally speaking, it is about the sadness and resentment of young women and girls in the boudoir. Women themselves have the temperament of poets, with delicate feelings, easy to enter poetry, and some bitterness is even more pitiful. When she misses her husband or lover, poetry has more meanings, more touching and more touching.

One of Li Bai's representative works, Complaint, we will appreciate this poem today. The whole poem is as follows:

Love, Bitter

The beauty has been waiting for the bead curtain and has been sitting with tight eyebrows. I only saw her tears wet her cheeks, and I don't know if she hates herself or herself.

The whole poem is sad and touching. In China's classical culture, works that have reached a certain height and realm, whether poetry or painting, pay attention to vividness, "artistic conception" and "blank space". This poem describes in my heart forever's poem of abandoning his wife. Although there are only four short sentences and twenty words, it is really blank and has endless implications. At the same time, it is also true and implicit in depicting women's demeanor, with vivid charm, distinct levels and fascinating. Therefore, this poem is a rare "good poem".

The first two sentences describe the actions and demeanor of a beautiful woman while waiting for hope. The beauty rolled up the bead curtain and looked forward to her lover's early return. She sat quietly, waiting and waiting until her brow frowned and her lover was nowhere to be seen. The word "deep" not only points out the long waiting time, but also implies the deep meaning of the family.

The last two sentences vividly describe the bitterness of a beautiful woman who can't see her sweetheart: the sweetheart she eagerly expected never appeared, and she couldn't help but burst into tears. The last sentence of the poem ends with a question, which is cleverly written. Obviously, I hate it when my lover doesn't come, but I insist on saying "but not a man like her in loved one". This way of writing not only fully leaves a blank, but also makes the poem more subtle and meaningful to read.

In this poem, the poet vividly describes the pattern of abandoning his wife in the boudoir with concise and clear writing, highlighting the word "resentment"-the beauty frowns because of "resentment", tears because of "resentment", and hates because of "resentment", and the theme deepens layer by layer. From the depth of this resentment, it is not difficult to see its feelings. In the end, the poet did not point out the object of his resentment, but also left a rich imagination space for readers to explain themselves.