1. The light poem written by this poet is full of beautiful words. Every poem is a landscape painting, quiet, comfortable and distant, but it is also a very ordinary life scene. The sky is high and the clouds are light, the breeze is slow, the reeds are swaying, and the trees are swaying. The scenery on the bridge is pleasing to the eye, refreshing and shadowy, flowing under the bridge. As everyone knows, the people upstairs are watching you, and you are the scenery of the people upstairs. The poet used a wide-angle lens to present all the people upstairs and the people and scenery on the bridge to the readers. Then there is a poetic picture: the bright moon outside the window, moonlight like water. Pushing the window and looking up at the bright moon, missing thousands of miles away, or evoking a deep complex of hometown, or causing nostalgia for distant friends, or yearning for lovers. "The bright moon decorated your window" and decorated your mood. As everyone knows, at this moment, you "decorate other people's dreams" and decorate the thoughts and warmth in other people's dreams. There are scenes outside the scene, and the scenes blend. There are paintings in the paintings, which are poetic and picturesque. Poetry leaves readers with rich imagination and greatly enriches the connotation of poetry.
2, Lenovo life, whether you like it or not, is nothing more than you look at others, others look at you, you decorate others, others decorate you. On the other hand, Mr. Lin Yutang said: "Life is alive, but sometimes people laugh and sometimes people laugh." Life is a hundred years old, there are always happy laughter, frustrated distress, empty wandering, endless sadness. The author of Broken Chapters observes the poetry and the essence of life in secular situations with poetic eyes, so as to find poetry in the earthly picture, and then endow this ordinary picture of life with unique artistic charm, which shines and sublimates in his works, so that readers can appreciate the profound meaning and philosophy of life from the poem.