North Island
Along the pigeon whistle,
I was looking for you,
Gao Lin covers the sky.
On the way,
A stray dandelion,
Take me to the blue-gray lake.
In the slightly swaying reflection,
I found you,
Those unfathomable eyes.
Lost, centered on the id, reveals the confusion and helplessness of reality.
Although the poet's heart is complicated and confused, we can still see the poet's yearning for peace and innocence. In the poem: "Pigeons, forests and blue-gray lakes" are all fairy tale worlds.
The theme of the work shows the confusion of reality, and I hope to get rid of it and find a way out.
A Wandering Dandelion is an organic combination of youth and inner thinness, which deepens readers' psychological feelings.
In the "blue-gray lake" in the unrealistic ideal state, what you see is still a "slightly swaying reflection", which shows that the poet's anxiety about reality is in contrast with his ideal desire for peace, and it is a painting in vision.
It is the author himself who is "slightly swaying" and "unfathomable" in the poem. Anxiety about reality and unfathomable eyes can't see the direction clearly, and the ideal is still far away. Here, the author's inner doubts are sent from reality to imaginary reflection, and the poet's poems and inner confessions are combined with the real personality to form the impact of vision and inner feelings.
Some readers think that the poet's poems are obscure, but we can see that the poet does not deliberately pursue obscurity, but expresses his heartfelt desire and desire, which is the poet's character.