Best sentence: For my eternally melancholy Yaeko,
——This sentence was said on her lips before to bless her. Immediately afterwards, the poet said another sentence, a deep call to my eternally melancholy Yaeko. This is an almost overbearing, yet close and weighty title, revealing the poet's eternal respect, pity and blessing for him. In the poet's mind, a dancing girl who can enjoy the friendship of an evergreen tree is not an ordinary dancing girl.
Appreciation: This is a poem for a Japanese dancer. The poem of a named dancer. Shi En did not conceal his name like other poems. He felt that there was no need to hide it. He wanted to write a poem for such an exotic dancer. She deserved the memory of a poet.
The opening sentence of the poem is, "Yezi is always melancholy." The eternal melancholy gives Yaeko a distant and lonely back and background. This background color foreshadows her unspeakable thoughts, making her a weak and fragile image that arouses sympathy. Because of this background, the emotions in the poet's heart have the support and channel to erupt. In order to make her happy, make her forget the endless lonely and desolate road and the distant homesickness. The poet said that he could only smile. Moreover, she placed a blessing on her lips, wishing that she would always have a face of spring flowers and a heart of first love.
A dancer, because of her profession, the glitz and bustle often blur people's vision and soul. Therefore, their names are often meaningless symbols that need not be remembered. But the strange thing is that this is a Japanese dancing girl, and the poet not only gave her poetry, but also made her name public. According to the poet's personality and reputation, this dancing girl must have influenced his soul, so he deliberately wrote this poem full of compassion and friendship. Looking back at the love poems written by the poet, even "my lover" did not leave a name. Therefore, "lovers" become unsung "heroes". Although the poet knew it in his heart, future generations did not.
But when we mention Yaeko, we think of this poem full of pity