I'm always careful
Put the grass on the left and the flowers on the right.
In the third line of this section, the words "grass" and "flower" symbolize different lovers. Put them on the left and right respectively, and express the prudence of choice through the comparison of different objects, which echoes the words "casually say" and "cautious" above, forming a close plate.
Without the inspiration of specific context, it is a common expression in modern poetry to suddenly apply symbolic expression. This technique is different from the "weeds" in Lu Xun's Wild Grass and the "Haiyan" in Gorky's Haiyan. This is a sudden symbol, which can also be called a symbol in a sentence. Its symbol is arbitrary at any time and only has symbolic significance in a certain poem. However, it is better to change the word "floral fragrance" to "floral fragrance" here. "Fragrant flowers" and "grass" are both plants, and their expressions can be consistent.
Spring has passed.
I hid that rainy day under my skin.
Stuff the snow under my nails.
The blue plaid umbrella is hidden in the closet.
For a person, that bag of apples tastes only half as good as chocolate.
I can't get rid of it even if I get stuck between my teeth.
Spring, that rainy day, that snow, a blue plaid umbrella, that bag of apples and chocolates are all metonymies. A love story that happened was passed down separately. This kind of metonymy is different from our common metonymy of replacing another thing with something related to one thing. This is to replace a story or an event with related components of a story. This is called event metonymy or story metonymy. This is also a common technique in modern poetry. This technique has certain concealment and obscurity. Its advantage is that it can develop the imagination of readers, especially those who have the same experience. In this poem, "rainy day", "snowy day" and "spring" are romantic scenery with strong love flavor, and "umbrella", "chocolate" and "apple" are all items or foods that both lovers can enjoy. There are too many love stories related to umbrellas, snow, rain and delicious food in history. Give readers some imagination. "Skin", "knuckles", "wardrobe" and "teeth" are all stories that happened, and these traces still remain in these things related to me, which is a flexible use of aiming at material means. Originally, stories and experiences could not be stored, but "skin", "knuckles", "wardrobe" and "teeth" have become containers for storing stories and experiences, which are the comprehensive application of parody and metonymy. This rhetorical device can be called parody.
I dare not get too close to rainy days now.
Snow folds farther away.
Encounter a gust of wind
I'll keep my voice down
Be humble to clouds and dust.
No matter how soft the stone is
A wild flower jumped out of the moonlight and opened grandly.
I dare not dream.
The "rainy day" in the first line of this paragraph is a story metonymy, which means not to be near love. The second line is the comprehensive application of metonymy and analogy. The story of snow replaces the story, and folding is analogy. We can call it quasi-borrowing. The "wind" in the third line symbolizes the wind about love, and the "keep your voice down" in the fourth line symbolizes my caution. Three sentences and four sentences are symbols in sentences. The "floating clouds" and "dirt" in the fifth sentence are also symbols in the sentence, symbolizing different love objects. The "stone" in the sixth sentence symbolizes the object of love in the past, and the "soft light" symbolizes the love message. The seventh sentence is the same as the sixth sentence. "Wild flowers" symbolizes the object of love, and "jumping out of the moonlight and opening up grandly" symbolizes the bold pursuit of love, which is also a symbol in the sentence. The last sentence also means that I should be careful with love.
Yes, I dare not imagine the shape of love.
A snow fell into the air.
bate/hold one's breath
Some flowers cry in pain.
I have to see endless darkness and black wounds.
I have to hold the grass, and the dust is light.
Those hard days
Watch a flock of birds fly into one tree and leave another.
A river climbs a mountain and then flows down it.
I put a lot of things in the landscape. What about you?
I like to use my left hand.
Love with your right hand again.
The "love shape" in the first line of this section symbolizes the present situation of love and belongs to the symbol in the sentence. The second line "Snow in the Air" symbolizes a fruitless love story; The third line is to write feelings; The fourth line "flower" symbolizes love; In the four lines, "boundless darkness" and "black wound" symbolize the wounds of unhappiness and love respectively; Seven or eight sentences symbolize the gathering and dispersion of a lot of love; The last two sentences are also about caution and caution about love.
This poem, by writing about my love experience and what I have seen and heard about love, expresses my feelings that I dare not choose at will in the face of love and tells people to be cautious about love.