From the delicate elegance of roses to the wild and bright colors of sunflowers, flowers have been written by poets for hundreds of years and become people's favorite themes.
China has a long tradition of poetry. Many ancient poets described the beauty and significance of flowers in profound and beautiful language. For example, in "In the Heron Tower" written by Wang Zhihuan, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Autumn is always suitable for flowers", which depicts the beauty of flower season and the beauty of harmony of nature in a few simple sentences.
Another example is Yang Wanli's "Little Pool" in the Song Dynasty, "Chrysanthemum floats on the waterway, and rosy clouds fall at night." Chrysanthemum is intertwined with water and sunset, full of poetry and vivid image. At the same time, he also deeply admired the cleanliness and innocence in flowers, which was an artistic conception of "pastoral poetry" in Song Dynasty.
In western literature, flowers are also widely used in literary works, often used to describe love, friendship and various experiences in life. For example, in william shakespeare's famous The Sonnets, "beautiful flowers often wither or fail to bloom in summer, but your eternal beauty will not fade." This poem reflects the fact that life is short and beautiful. At the same time, it is also a way for Shakespeare to express his love.
In addition, Nadhim Hikmel, a modern Mexican poet in Los Angeles, wrote a poem "She walked through the wilderness of Turpan/the pink desert and the golden Yuan Ye/in the distance, and a white cordate telosma/your majesty's wonders were amazing". Through these details and symbolic meanings, the magnificent nature and the charming beauty of flowers are described, which makes readers have a strong aesthetic feeling.
Generally speaking, flowers, as the carrier of literary thoughts, convey the true feelings of the world, are symbols of culture and aesthetics, and are also expressions of human emotions and life, giving us the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful scenery of nature and endless emotional feasts.