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Background link: "Sun Poet" balmont: balmont (1867- 1942), full name balmont Konstantin Dmitrievich, Russian poet. Balmont devoted himself to the worship of the sun all his life, calling himself "the singer of the sun", and his works with the theme of the sun became the peak of his creation. His poems are full of the image and spirit of the sun, and he was praised as "the poet of the sun" by the poetry circles at that time. Balmont played an important role in Russian poetry in the early 20th century and was one of the leaders of Russian symbolism. His poems are praised by the world for their vivid images and unique artistic skills. His works include Under the Northern Sky and We Will Be Like the Sun. This poem is the opening work of balmont's poetry collection "We Will Be Like the Sun". return
Stylistic interpretation of modern poetry, also known as "vernacular poetry", is a kind of poetry, as opposed to classical poetry. Modern poetry is freer in form, more open in connotation, and pays more attention to the management of images than rhetoric. It has a high degree of generality, vivid images, strong lyricism, musical harmony and formal arrangement. Modern poetry can be divided into narrative poetry and lyric poetry according to the forms of expression; According to the form, it can be divided into metrical poems and free poems. For the study of this poem, we should grasp the following points: ① appreciate the strong feelings expressed in the poem; ② Correctly understand the images created in poetry. Text analysis 1. The first part of the text structure (paragraph 1-2) is the poet's solemn declaration. The first three sentences "What did I come to this world for?" In other words, announced the purpose of the poet came to this world. This announcement is like a spring thunder piercing the sky. It's magnificent. In the high-spirited passion, the poet solemnly declared "I am the God of the world" at the end of the second paragraph. The second part (paragraphs 3-4) is the poet's self-confession. In the third paragraph, the poet traces back to four reasons for claiming to be the "God of the world". In the fourth paragraph, the poet continues to confess that "I" is an ideal that comes from suffering and overcomes hardships. This ideal is hard-won and valuable, so it is "loved by people", so "I" eulogizes the ideal singing voice, which is "unparalleled". In the third part (the fifth paragraph), the poet announced again. In this passage, the poet once again announced that "I came to this world to see the sun", echoing the theme from beginning to end.
2. Sentence Understanding (1) How to understand the image of "the sun"? The recurring word "sun" in poetry not only represents a star in nature, but also symbolizes a brand-new and vibrant world, symbolizing the noble and beautiful things in life, such as hope, light and love. This is the endless pursuit of life and the endless source of all things in the world. (2) How to understand the poet's feelings about the "sun"? At the beginning, the poet deeply expressed his love for the "sun" and declared at the end of the poem that he would continue to eulogize the "sun" until the end of his life even if the sky went out. This love can be called profound and eternal. Combined with the symbolic meaning of "the sun", we can see that the poet's love for "the sun" is actually his love for all the beautiful things in life and his defense of an indispensable part of life. This feeling is sincere, warm and moving. 3. The theme of the text "I came to this world to see the sun" is a poem with bright colors, vivid images, fresh style, concise syntax, concise words and no uncommon words, but it is full of strong life tension. This sonorous poem echoes the cry of the Russian soul who loves life and longs for light.
Click on the topic "I came to this world to see the sun". This work has a distinct theme and an extremely exquisite and unique form. "I came to this world to see the sun", which makes the theme and artistic conception of the work constantly improve, thus highlighting the theme. Poems are long and short in form, strewn at random, with ups and downs in rhythm and full of jumping feeling.