In this poem, the poet compares himself to kapok, that is, Panzhihua. A tree with dazzling flowers like a fire.
To understand the "heavy sigh" in Shu Ting's poems, we must talk about the feelings that Shu Ting wants to express.
In her poems, she compares the man she loves to an oak tree, which is tall, determined and masculine. You have a bronze iron stem, like a knife, like a sword, like a halberd. )
And myself, I have my red flowers, like a heavy sigh, like a heroic torch.
It not only embodies the beauty of women, but also reveals their weaknesses. The latter has been sublimated into fearlessness, expressing her loyalty to real life and persistence in love.
It should be noted that this kind of "heavy sigh" can not only be understood as a manifestation of women's weakness, but also should be understood in the background of the poet's time, which may include Shu Ting's personal life experience.