Rain Lane is a modern poem written by the poet Dai Wangshu in 1927. The poem describes the lyric hero "holding an oil-paper umbrella" and wandering alone in a long and lonely rain lane.
He has a faint hope that he will meet "a girl with lilac-like sadness". The girl has a lilac color and fragrance, but her heart is full of sadness and sadness.
He met such a girl, only fleeting, "floating like a dream", and her color, fragrance, "sighing eyes" and "lilac-like melancholy" all disappeared in "Elegy of Rain". He is still "holding an oil-paper umbrella", wandering alone in the long and lonely rain lane, still with hope, hoping to float across "a girl with a lilac-like melancholy knot"
In Rain Lane, the poet uses symbolic images and image group to construct lyrical space, convey inner feelings, and integrate the artistic nutrition of ancient poems, especially graceful poems in the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. Besides, the artistic success of this poem lies in its harmonious musical beauty.
Dai Wangshu (1905165438+1October 5-1February 28, 950), male, Chaoan, nicknamed Haishan, from Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Later, he used pen names Meng Ou, Meng Ou Sheng, Fang Xin and Jiang Si. China modernist symbolist poet and translator.
He has published three novels, Debt, Merchant Boy and Motherly Love, in the journal Yuanyang Butterfly School. He once joined Du Heng, Zhang Tianyi and Shi Zhecun to form the "Lanshe" literary group and founded You Lan magazine. 1950 Dai Wangshu died in Beijing at the age of 45.