Since ancient times, parting has always been a heavy sadness. The poet left Cambridge, where he was infinitely attached, and his heart was heavy and depressed. However, the overall expression of poetry in this poem is implicit and restrained. The words and sentences are as light as possible, and only the scenery is colored and painted without describing the sound, creating a quiet environment with "lightness", "quietness" and "silence". Not only that, the poet also uses colorful languages such as "clouds, golden willows, sunsets, green flowers, rainbows and starlight" to make this poem light. The poet also changed every static picture into a dynamic picture through a series of words with strong actions, such as "wave", "ripple", "swaying", "rolling", "wandering back" and "wave". For example, waving goodbye to the clouds in the west, the golden willow reflected by the swaying river in Hekang River and the swaying grass at the bottom of He Kang River seemed to have something to say to the poet.
2. See the beauty of divorce combining reality with reality;
The poet actually wrote this scene when he left Cambridge. Willow trees are reflected in the Hekang River, green water plants are swaying in the gentle waves, and the clear spring covered with elms reflects the rainbow in the sky. He Kanghe is so beautiful, how can a poet not be infinitely happy and attached? Why not let the poet "ripple in his heart" and indulge his imagination? Then "In the Soft Wave of He Kanghe River" and "I would like to be a water plant", how strong and lingering my attachment to Cambridge is. The dream of "broken among floating algae" exudes a touch of sadness. The poet recalled the beautiful "ideal" of the past, came back by boating at night, and the water waves and starlight complemented each other, so the poet could not help singing in the starlight. However, we can't sing, because the rainbow-like dream has been shattered and the splendid glory has long passed. Nowadays, the poet doesn't want to disturb the peace in front of him. He came gently and walked quietly, full of all kinds of complicated feelings of attachment, helplessness and melancholy.
3, see beauty in exaggeration:
Cambridge described by the poet is alive, spiritual, gentle and elegant, and integrated with the poet's feelings.
The poet melted his deep affection for his alma mater in the image description of Cambridge's evening scene: when he left his alma mater, thousands of parting worries turned into "floating clouds in the west" between waves; The willow reflected in the Hekang River has the charm of a bride. The green grass seems to be waving to the poet; The sadness of parting is like a flute. Even "Summer insects are silent for me", the poet uses metaphors to personify his deep affection for Cambridge. "Cloud" can't be taken away, but the poet said, "Don't take away a cloud". The use of exaggeration shows that the poet is unwilling to disturb his beloved Cambridge.
In this way, the whole poem depicts a flowing picture, which constitutes a wonderful artistic conception everywhere, and shows in detail the poet's love for Cambridge, his yearning for past life and his helpless sadness at present. It is sincere, rich and meaningful. In the artistic conception of blending emotion and scenery, the poet's feeling of parting is deeper, better, more vigorous and more natural and unrestrained.
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