a kind of intimacy, so a kind of intimacy, which shapes a charming children's world.
This poem is selected from Crescent Moon, which is a famous collection of children's prose poems by Tagore. After the publication of the collection of poems, Tagore was also known as a "children's poet".
The whole poem consists of five sections, which describe a naive and lovely child image for us. He had all the beautiful things, but there is always something more attractive to him in the world, that is, maternal love. This child tries his best to get maternal love. A clever and well-behaved child is just like ourselves. Reading this poem makes people feel like they are in a sunny spring. The eyes of the blue sky are soft and warm, the laughter of the breeze is mellow and sweet, the graceful wicker is cut out by the graceful purple swallow, and the warm drizzle kisses the shy corolla. The child's naive heart expresses his attachment and desire for maternal love, and the mother-child relationship is deep and moving.
The poet first developed a rich imagination and endowed the child with the divine power of "flying to the sky", but he was reluctant to leave, even if it was only for a quarter of an hour, because the power of maternal love was so great, "he loved to lean his head on his mother's chest", and there was a comfortable temperature and the most charming smile in the world. This attachment was enough to make him stay.
Then, the poet showed the child's innocence to the fullest. "Children know all kinds of clever words", and he can question the pillow "Why are you so fat"; He can also say, "My mother's arms are like the moon, rocking me to sleep every day" ... Such clever words can only come from children, so "people in the world rarely understand the meaning of these words". But he must not show off in front of his mother, and he is intoxicated with the joy of babbling with his mother. This is the warmest and most touching picture in the world.
"Children have piles of gold and beads", but these things are so insignificant compared with maternal love. So he would rather be a "beggar" to "beg for the wealth of his mother's love", because only these can satisfy him. It is much happier to be intoxicated with the care and care of the baby than to lie on the cold golden mountain.
The fourth verse of the poem pushes the power of maternal love to a new height. The child would rather give up the most precious "freedom" and throw himself into his mother's arms, because that kind of "sweetness is far better than freedom". Maybe in our life with our mother, we will always say a lot of "no" from our mother's mouth, but it is precisely because of these "no" that we truly feel the happiness of being loved.
Crying is the most direct way for children to express their feelings. At the end of the poem, the author imagines and explains why children give up "paradise" and give out "little cries". It is the "ribbon" of "pity and love" that firmly holds the hearts of mother and son, and makes them have a lifelong love. It is in this way that he will gain his mother's love and cuddle sweetness.
The poem's repeated emphasis on the child's "original" is absurd at first glance, but through the combination of the author and "loving mother", it gives people a sense of reality and is reasonable to show the child's deep love for his mother. For children, the mother's heart is his golden house, her smiling face is the full moon, and her arms are the cradle of warmth.
In this poem, the poet is dedicated to eulogizing the most precious things in human life-innocence and maternal love. With the pen of genius, he created an angel-like artistic image of children with both spirit and form. This is a great contribution of the poet to the world children's literature! The reason why this child's image is so touching is mainly due to two aspects: one is the poet's philosophical artistic thought, and the other is his extraordinary imagination. These two aspects are also reflected in the whole "Crescent Moon Collection", which makes this famous children's poetry collection reach a new height in terms of thought and art.
Tagore is an Indian poet, philosopher and Indian nationalist. He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913 and was the first Asian to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. His poems contain profound religious and philosophical views. For Tagore, his poems are his gifts to God, and he himself is God's suitor. His poems enjoy epic status in India. Representative works: Gitanjali and Birds.
Chinese name: Rabindranath Tagore
mbth: Tagore, Rabindranath
Nationality: India
Place of birth: Kolkata, India
Date of birth: May 7, 1861
Date of death: August 7, 1941
Occupation: writer, Poet
Main achievements: Nobel Prize in Literature
Representative works: Gitanjali, Gora
Introduction
Tagore (1861-1941) is a famous Indian poet, writer, artist, social activist, philosopher and Indian nationalist, born in a well-educated family in Kolkata, belonging to. In 1913, he won the Nobel Prize in Literature for his religious lyric poem Gitanjali (English version, Gitanjaei, published in 1911), and was the first Indian (and the first Asian) to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. He is as famous as Lebanese poet Ji Ha Ji Bolun, and is called "two giants standing on the bridge between the East and the West".
His poems include Poems of Stories (19), Gardeners' Collection (1913), Crescent Moon Collection (1913), Fruit Picking Collection, Marginal Collection (1938), Birds Collection (1916), Gitanjali (191) and Gift of Lovers. The plays include Sacrifice and Others, Post Office, The King of Darkroom and The Cycle of Spring. The collection of essays includes Realization of Life and Personality. The novels include the short stories Debt Repaying (1891), Abandonment (1893), Suba (1893), Is Man alive or dead? (1892) Maha Moya (1892) The Sun and Dark Clouds (1894), The Four Men (1916), The Wreck (196) Gora (191) Family and the World (1916) Two Sisters. Important plays include Stubborn Fortress (1911), Mokdotara (1925) and Oleander (1926); Important essays include Trade of Death (1881), China's Talk (1924) and Russian Letters (1931).
In Bengali, according to Indians, his poems are especially beautiful than those written in English. He is the first among our saints: he can tell the truth about life without rejecting it. That's why we love him.
The content of his prose is mainly about society, politics and education. In addition to the religious content, his poems mainly describe nature and life. In Tagore's poems, life itself and its diversity are the reasons for joy. At the same time, the love he expressed is also one of the contents of his poems.
The national anthems of India and Bangladesh all use Tagore's poems. Among them, the national anthem of India is "The Will of the People" and the national anthem of Bangladesh is "Golden Bangladesh".
His prose poem "Golden Flower" was selected into the Chinese textbook of PEP for the first year of junior high school, the poem "Paper Boat" was selected into the Chinese textbook of the experimental textbook of compulsory education curriculum standard for the next semester of junior high school (approved by the National Primary and Secondary School Textbook Examination Committee in 21), and the short story "Jinxiang Muhua" was selected into the Chinese textbook of the third grade of primary school. "The other side" and "Occupation" in "New Moon Collection" were also selected in the textbook of the fifth grade of Beijing Normal University.
Tagore is not only an accomplished writer and poet, but also an accomplished composer and painter. He wrote more than 2, exciting and beautiful songs in his life. Among them, he wrote many passionate patriotic songs during the high tide of India's national liberation movement, which became a powerful weapon to inspire the Indian people to fight against colonial rule. The song "The Will of the People" was designated as the national anthem of India in 195. Tagore studied painting at the age of 7, and his 15-frame paintings were exhibited in many famous places in the world as art treasures.