Some people say that prose turns rice into rice, while poetry turns rice into wine. I couldn't agree more. Reading a good poem is really like drinking wine, which makes people feel comfortable. Product to the depths, suddenly clap hands, feel comfortable, suddenly close your eyes and daydream, like a four-body Shu Tai. Feeling the beautiful scenery, I couldn't help leaving my seat and singing over and over again, as if I knew the poet. For example, Li Bai's poem: three miles to thousands of feet, a thousand miles to Jiangling in a day, reading these well-known sayings, I feel the joy of passion generation, and I feel that my body moves and floats with the poem. Look at Du Fu's poem again: the stars are leaning down from the clearing, the moon is rushing up the river, the petals are streaming down like tears, the lonely bird sings sadness, and the sadness hits people's hearts, which makes people uneasy. William Wang's Liangzhou Ci: Drunk and not laughing on the battlefield, there have been several wars since ancient times. Yue Fei's "Man Jiang Hong": A strong man hungers for pork and laughs for the blood of Huns. Heroes' poems give people a sensory impact and inspire people's high fighting spirit. Wang Wei's poems such as Moonlight in the Pine Woods, Crystal Stone in the Stream, Bai Juyi's Spring is as green as blue, and Half a River is like a lute and half a river is red, which also outline the colorful picture of a vast world and magnificent mountains and rivers, so that readers' thoughts can be integrated into the embrace of nature and enjoy the harmony between heaven and earth. The expression inspiration of poetry is intoxicating, isn't it better than the charm of wine? This is the charm of poetry. I really don't think using wine as a metaphor for poetry is over.
Poetry is good, but if you really want to taste it, you must blend in with the true feelings like a poet. Just like listening to beautiful music. Without knowing its melody, it is difficult to understand the true meaning of music, and it is also difficult to have a sense of * * * without the music score and the mood expressed by the artist. Therefore, I often say that reading poetry requires feeling, thinking and being integrated into the atmosphere of poetry in order to taste the connotation and taste. I like Zhang Xiaoxiang's "Crossing Dongting Lake" very much, but I have great ambitions and can't put it into practice. I was banished back to Dongting Lake. The feeling of "looking at myself alone" and "screaming alone by the boat" broke out inexpressibly: "I have a carefree heart, but it is difficult to tell you that beauty." I believe that later readers seldom know his mood at this time, but through his poems, he is bound to get news by associating his own experience and situation. Similarly, Liu Zongyuan's "On the Towering Tower where the Wild Begins in this Town", "Hehe Jiuhui, Rolling in Our Intestines" and Meng Haoran's "If you want to cross the boat, I am more ashamed than you politicians" have different styles, but the poet's mentality of serving the country without showing his talents is deeply rooted in readers' hearts with profound appeal. If you also feel unfulfilled, you can better understand the essence of poetry.
The most taboo in poetry is to pile up rhetoric and moan without illness. Teenagers don't know the taste of sorrow, and insist on expressing their feelings for new poems. Reading poetry should have true feelings, how to put on airs when writing poetry? Poetry is to express your inner feelings, with beautiful and exciting rhythm and incisive and profound language, making it more emotional and incisive. You can't write a good poem if you don't integrate your true feelings, either affectation or far-fetched. I have also read many imperial poems written by imperial scholars. The whole quotation is gorgeous, but it is as empty as scratching boots. How many have been handed down? It is not as real and extensive as country slang. For example, there is a poem: "There are flowers at the foot of the mountain, and the flowers are not as good as hers. One day, first frost, I can only see that the flowers are gone. " What vivid words! "I can't wait to hold the horizon and the moon with my hands and blame God for why the leap month doesn't leap at night!" Tao is so touching. This is because the poet puts himself in the other's shoes and makes himself catchy and touching. Poetry is used to express emotions. Without true feelings, how can there be good poetry?