This poem is soft and lively, from children's eagerness to seize the moon for their own, to the joy of playing with the moon, the text reveals children's playfulness and cuteness. The whole poem is full of children's imagination, and also reflects the author's innocence and liveliness.
A net for catching the moon:
I made a net to catch the moon, and I'm going out hunting tonight.
I want to fly and throw it into the sky. I must trap the huge moon.
The next day, if there is no moon in the sky, you can think like this:
I have caught my prey and put it in a net to catch the moon.
In case the moon is still on, why don't you look down and you will see clearly?
I am swinging freely in the sky, but the prey in the net is a star.
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The literary genre of The Net Catching the Moon;
The Moon-catching Net is a poem. Poetry is full of the author's thoughts, feelings and rich imagination. The language is concise and vivid, with distinct rhythm, harmonious phonology and rich musical beauty. Sentences are generally in rows, paying attention to the beauty of structure and form.
Poetry is the most concentrated reflection of social life. It is full of rich imagination and feelings, often expressed in a direct lyrical way, and its language is different from prose in the degree of refinement and harmony, especially in the distinct rhythm.