1, sun
In this poem, the poet eulogizes the great era by eulogizing the sun, infecting readers with his own feelings, and making readers feel that a new era is about to be born. "The sun" is a symbol in this poem. The poet pointed out in his poem that history is unstoppable and the arrival of light is inevitable.
2. The words of the sun
The words of the sun were written in 1942 65438+ 10/4. It is a poem written by Ai Qing after he arrived in Yan 'an. It is full of romance and is the poet's endorsement poem. Ai Qing's life is a life of pursuing light. Some of his excellent poems are about the sun, torches or dawn.
This poem was written by Ai Qing after he arrived in Yan 'an, and it is also the poet's endorsement poem. This is a lyric poem that makes people feel warm, bright and beautiful. The title of the poem is "The Words of the Sun", which actually expresses the aspiration of loving the light and pursuing a new life through the mouth of the sun.
Ai Qing's creative characteristics
Ai Qing's works generally describe symbolic things such as the sun, torches and dawn, showing Ai Qing's hatred of darkness and terror in the old society and his yearning and pursuit of dawn, light and hope. Ai Qing, starting from his love for rural working people and approaching their demands, has been presenting his most authentic poems to them for more than ten years.
Ai Qing's poetry inherits the fine tradition of the May 4th New Literature with its close combination with reality and full of fighting spirit, and has become an important achievement in the development of new poetry with its exquisite and innovative artistic style. This not only reflects the author's artistic talent, but also bears in mind his serious and arduous artistic practice.
In his poems, the full enterprising spirit and rich life experience bring something different. Ai Qing's poetry has a vivid and profound image, and with the end of the poem, this image is completed. Image refers not only to people, but also to the visualization of things and ideas.
Ai Qing's poems do not stick to appearances in form, and pay little attention to rhyme and uniformity of lines, but use regular parallelism and repetition to create a unified change.