The poem "When the Sky Clears" was written during the Anti-Japanese War. The author used the poem to express the "indifferent", "tranquility" and "warmth" in his heart, and used symbolic techniques to praise brightness and peace. Liberation expresses the poet's firm belief that he will win the war of resistance.
"When the sky clears" is a modern poem by Dai Wangshu. The original text of the poem is as follows:
When the sky clears, it's time to go for a walk on the path:
The mud road moistened by the rain must be cool and gentle;
The green grass showing off has washed away the dirt all at once;
The white chrysanthemums, no longer timid, slowly raised their heads,
Try the cold, try the warmth, and then bloom petal by petal;
Shake off the water drops The swallowtail butterfly roams freely among the wooden leaves, opening and closing its colorful pages of wisdom in the sunlight.
Go for a walk on the path, when the weather clears;
Wade through the stream with bare feet and hands, stepping on the new mud.
Xinyang has pushed away the haze, and the stream is wrinkled in the warm wind.
Look at the dark green moving in the mountains -
The footprints of clouds - —It is also wandering around.
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This little poem by "Rain Alley Poet" Dai Wangshu allows us to feel the refreshing local atmosphere after the rain. Dai Wangshu, formerly known as Dai Chaoan, is a Chinese modern symbolist poet with pen names such as Dai Meng'ou, Jiang En, and Ai Angfu. Born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. He is a famous modern Chinese poet.
The poet uses personification and "dynamic" expressions to paint us pictures of rural areas that are sunny after the rain. The "dirt road" is gentle, the "grass" is showing off, the "fake chrysanthemum" boldly tests the cold and warm, and the "Phoenix Butterfly" is swimming leisurely.
These ordinary scenery seem to take on a new look after the rain, which makes people intoxicated and yearning, and brings us into a fairy tale world full of imagination. In terms of language, the poet rhymes to the end, and the reading has a strong sense of rhythm. When feeling the fresh and lively village scene after the rain, one seems to feel the "deep meaning" hidden in the poem, which is evocative and pondering.