Modern rain poems

The Rain Farewell describes a woman's feelings after falling in love. Please appreciate the state of "I" in the poem: "I really want to slam the door and run to your side and cry on your shoulder:' I can't help it, I really can't help it!'" "From this poem, we can feel the inner feelings of a lovelorn girl, and I don't know what caused this ending. Although she loves that boy in her heart and wants to put aside all her face and rush to find him, she chose to suppress her strong feelings because of her unique shyness and reserve. The word "I really want to" expresses a girl's inner boiling, but the result can only be imagination, which will never come true. "Crying", this is no ordinary sadness, it is probably a kind of sad pain-heartbreak. "No way, no way! I can't help the overlapping of three words, and the appearance of a word "truth" shows the superposition of degrees. The girl's inner pain is beyond words. Rain Farewell describes not the sweet side of love, but the painful side of love. The more painful it is, the more unforgettable it is. " I really want to hold your hand/run back to the sky and fields in Chuqing/don't flinch or look back/I really want to gather all my tenderness/let you finally wake up with a look of no regrets. This poem shows a girl's fantasy, an unrealistic or unrealistic fantasy. She wants to escape with her lover to the sky and fields in Chu Qing after the rain, without flinching or looking back. What a romantic and beautiful mood it is, and they are also very loyal. But all this was ended by a sentence "I really want to", which made it all a fantasy, but it was impossible to realize. The girl's heart is hurting. "I really want to gather all my tenderness and let you finally wake up with a look that can't be appealed;" When the girl can't change the fact of breaking up, she wants to use all the tenderness of the girl to influence her lover's heart and let her lover come back to her. But all this can only be a fantasy. She will never give up her face and girl's reserve to change all this. It is also possible that she knows that no matter how much she puts down her self-esteem and reserve, her original love will never come back, and even if she does, it will be stale. The heroine here attaches great importance to women's self-esteem, completely breaking the attachment of women to men in traditional love, and showing Shu Ting's love view: love should be based on self-esteem and criticize the kind of love that does not need self-esteem. "I really want, really want to? My pain turned into sadness. I can't say it if I don't think enough. " After several rounds of struggle and suffering in the heroine's heart, the girl's heart slowly changed from pain to sadness. We all sympathize with her sadness, which is neither thorough nor good at expressing. In the poem, we saw a simple and kind girl abandoned by her lover. She suppressed her feelings, kept a girl's shyness and reserve on the surface, but suffered a double blow inside, including the departure of her lover and the cruelty of reality. Her pain turned into sadness, but after such sadness, she will grow. At this moment, she still loves that boy deeply in her heart, but she is strong on the surface, and she hides all the pain in her heart alone. However, the apparent strength cannot completely cover up his inner pain. Behind this unspeakable pain, there must be the unspeakable anguish of the heroine. I want to keep my dying love, but I can't let go of the girl's reserve and self-esteem. This poem by Shu Ting shows us the love parting besides sweetness. This poem focuses on the inner world of the hostess, and her inner struggle is manifested in two aspects: on the one hand, she is eager to seize love at all costs, on the other hand, she can't let go of the girl's reserve. In the end, reason overcame sensibility, and she suppressed her strong feelings for self-esteem. In the combination of women's strong appearance and fragile heart, she finally defeated the fragile heart and showed a strong female image. Shu Ting's view of love in the poem Rain Farewell: Women need a strong heart, can't blindly pursue love, and sometimes need to think about love rationally. Source: Oriental Education