I remember that some people used to say that people who study Dickinson are full and have nothing to do. I think he thinks Dickinson's poems are too everyday to be studied.
Although she left more than 1700 poems, I find it difficult to read them all.
Her poems are really everyday, mixed with philosophical thoughts, including reflections on life and descriptions of some abstract concepts. And it is difficult for me to extract a few incisive words from her poems as highlights. Because most of her poems seem to be coherent narrative poems.
Sometimes her poems feel very close to nature, with a soft taste; Sometimes I find her mocking many phenomena in the world and laughing like a witch in the dark.
She gives people the impression that she is weak on the surface, but she is also a woman with strong spiritual strength. From the moment she can persist in writing and write down so many drawers, it shows that she is ready for a lonely life.
I don't know if I answered your question, but if you like poetry, we can communicate with each other.
She seemed to hold the truth in her hand and described her thoughts in the simplest and most vivid words.
Compared with the popular skills now, perhaps writing like that is the true meaning of poetry.
homeland
Lermontov's "Motherland" expresses his "love" for the motherland in a unique way.
"I love my motherland, but with strange love", this sentence dominates the whole poem, comparing my feelings for my motherland to "love" This is a strange.
This idea. The following poem revolves around this kind of "love"
"Even my reason can't win/can't win .../can arouse my dreams", the poet used several expressions in succession.
Step by step, it is irreplaceable to emphasize his "love" for the motherland.
"But I love-I don't know why-",the tone sandhi "Dan" and two consecutive dashes show that "love" is strong and impossible.
Tremble.
The poet then described the sights of grasslands, forests and rivers in Russia, and described in detail that he was "sitting in a carriage" walking on a country road.
Through the boundless darkness, the process of looking for "trembling light" "I love the light smoke of wildfire,/the big chariots and horses that spent the night on the grassland,/Cang.
On the hill in Huangtian/those two shining birch trees ",these are some common paintings that he intercepted on the land of his motherland and moved him."
noodle It is these ordinary scenery that aroused the poet's "love" for the motherland day and night.
In the third paragraph, the poet extends his brush strokes to the life of the Russian people. He began with "I am full of happiness that people don't know" and described agriculture in detail.
Home life scenes: "a threshing floor full of grain", "a hut covered with straw" and "a small window inlaid with embossed shutters". To the "festival"
In the evening, farmers drink, laugh and dance to their heart's content. The poet was happy with them until late at night.
This poem is about the poet's persistent "love" for the motherland. In the interpretation of "love", the poet did not choose anything thrilling.
Or unusual scenes, only describe the most common scenery I saw on the land of my motherland, the most common farm life. Plain talent
It's true. Behind the plain description is the poet's sincere feelings for his motherland Russia.
Black people talk about rivers.
Langston hughes is "the Poet Laureate of Harlem (new york Black Community)" and the most outstanding representative of African American literature. His work
Mainly poetry, but also novels and reviews. His writing themes are mostly black life and racial issues, which has opened up a realistic road for black literature.
Road. His published poems include Sleepy Blues and Beautiful Clothes for Jews.
Black people are a race with a long history. Among the existing races, blacks are the first to leave footprints on the earth. But in modern times,
Historically, the land where blacks lived was occupied by colonial rulers, and many blacks became slaves and were sold to the United States for hard manual labor.
Being bullied physically and mentally. After the civil war, slavery was abolished in the United States, and blacks were free.
In this poem, "river" is a highly concise image. We can understand it as a symbol of history. Black people trace back to rivers,
It is a trace of one's own history and a search for the roots of one's ancestors and homeland.
"I know rivers:/I know rivers as old as the world,/rivers older than the blood flowing in human veins." Poetic
"I" is not a specific black person, but represents the whole black race. In this poem, the poet repeatedly emphasizes that blacks are interested in "rivers"
(history), and vividly pointed out that this "river" is "as old as the world", and it is not just a river in the human body-"blood"
Ancient.
"My soul has become as deep as a river." There is only one line in the second section, which plays a connecting role. The understanding of rivers in the previous section is limited to
In order to "understand", by this section, "I" have deeply felt the river with "soul". In other words, the black "soul" is a witness.
"River" (history) is extensive and profound. The following part is a historical review.
"At dawn, I bathed in the Euphrates River." Euphrates River is one of the cradles of ancient civilization, where splendid ancient characters were born.
Ming.
"I built a small house by the Congo River, and the river gurgled me to sleep. /I have a bird's eye view of the Nile and built a pyramid by the river. " Congo
The Nile is the largest river in Africa and the longest river in the world. A splendid ancient civilization was born in the Nile valley.
"When Lincoln went to New Orleans,/I heard the singing of the Mississippi River,/I saw its muddy chest/the glittering gold in the sunset.
Light. The Mississippi River is the largest river in North America. When Lincoln was president of the United States, he abolished slavery and liberated American slaves.
The above is the poet's exaggerated review of history. The figure of "I" swept across Asia, Africa and Latin America, from ancient times to the present, everywhere.
There are rivers that I will never forget.
"I know rivers:/ancient dark rivers." The fourth section is similar to the first section in sentence structure, but the sentence is shorter and the meaning is simpler.
Ming. The "underground river" can be regarded as a metaphor for black history.
The last section "My soul becomes as deep as a river" is a repetition of the second section, which is intended to strengthen and highlight the theme. Black people witnessed
In the history of human development, the "soul" of black people contains the accumulation of human civilization and history, so it is "extensive and profound".
This poem shows black people's pride in their own race. In the era when poets lived, the bad habits of racial discrimination in the United States have not been eradicated, and poets
Writing such a poem on behalf of one's own race is undoubtedly very infectious.
In addition, we can also feel the poet's faint sadness from this poem. This sadness stems from the long history and deep suffering of black people.
Exercise questions:
1. In the poem Motherland, the patriotic feelings expressed by the poet are mainly expressed by describing the night in Russia and people's activities at night.
Get out. What are the advantages of writing like this? Talk about your opinion.
This question is intended to make students pay attention to the writing characteristics of this poem, and then help them understand the ideological connotation of this poem. In fact, this poem still involves the last sentence.
The poems mentioned in the class speak by images.
In "Motherland", the poet described the scenery of Yuan Ye in a plain style, and also described in detail his feelings about his night tour in Yuan Ye.
And the happy scenes of farmers. The poet did not directly express his love for the motherland with a fierce and high-spirited style, but only made his feelings ordinary.
Release slowly in life. In the description of Yuan Ye scenery and farm life, we can feel the poet's love for the Russian motherland everywhere, which
This kind of love is real and the most natural.
Read Black People Talk about Rivers and answer the following questions.
1. What kind of thoughts and feelings does the poet want to express by talking about "rivers"?
2. How to understand "My soul has become as deep as a river"? What is the expressive effect of this poem appearing twice?
The first question is intended to let students grasp the core word "river" in the poem to understand the feelings that the poet wants to express in this poem. The second question is about study.
Pay attention to the central poem that appears twice in the poem, understand its meaning, and then deeply understand the poem.
1. In the poem "Black People Talk about Rivers", "Rivers" is a highly concise image. We can understand it as a symbol of history. black people
Going up the river is to trace one's own history, one's ancestors and homeland.
2. My soul is as deep as a river, which can be understood as black people's witness to the "river" (history), human civilization and culture.
All achievements are accumulated in the "soul" of black people. This poem is a proud declaration issued by the author on behalf of all blacks: the black race has
A race with a long tradition. This poem appears twice in the second and fifth paragraphs, forming a structural echo.
Thirdly, around the text of this unit, collect some patriotic and homesick poems and hold a new poetry reading meeting with the theme of "The motherland is in my heart"
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This topic is intended to summarize the study of this unit in the form of Chinese activities, so that students can further improve their poetry reading ability and cultivate their poetry reading ability.
Interest, patriotism education.