The first ancient poem I came into contact with was Ode to Goose. I remember when I was only three or four years old, my mother held "Three Hundred Ancient Poems" in her hand and taught me word by word: "Goose, Goose, Goose ..." My mother taught me a word, and my mother followed up and said that my mother helped me correct the words that were not pronounced correctly. But in five minutes, I will recite them. So will i. My mother patiently told me, "incense means neck." I thought, since it means neck, why not read "Xiang Tiange with a bent neck"?
After primary school, I came into contact with more ancient poems, such as Koike and Xiao Chun. Although you can't see the meaning of the poem at a glance, the artistic conception of the poem slowly emerges through the teacher's explanation. For example, "Xiao He just showed his sharp corner, and there was a dragonfly standing on his head". Naturally, this picture appeared in front of my eyes: a large green lotus leaf, on which the dragonfly rested, which was really interesting! I like ancient poetry, not only because of its beautiful artistic conception, but also because it rhymes, is easy to remember and catchy. Every time the teacher asks everyone to recite ancient poems, no matter who they are, they can recite them fluently and the students like them very much.
Now, the distance between me and poetry is getting closer and closer, and I have begun to write poetry. Last year, on Children's Day, I wrote a poem "Catch the Tail of Childhood", in which "I want to shout to the sky:' Childhood waits for me'", expressing my attachment to childhood. In fact, both modern poetry and ancient poetry are expressing feelings and recording changes in mood. I like poetry more and more.
Poetry is like an incomprehensible painting, which is wonderful everywhere; Poetry is like magic music, and every sentence is very touching. Poetry grows with me.