The content of "The River on an Autumn Night"
One autumn evening, what did the poet see in his poem? This scene is like a painting, but the things in the picture are moving, not static.
"The bird that returned to its nest, though tired, still came back with the sunset." The tired bird wanted to go back to its nest. At that time, it was getting late. The afterglow of the sunset shines on the bird's back and wings, as if bringing the sunset back to its nest. The evening scenery, in the poet's pen, has a sad beauty. "Tired" and "loaded" are key words. It is the imagination of the poet and the emotional migration of the poet. Birds are tired, so are people.
On the one hand, the word "Tuo" is a further rendering of the scenery and an absurd imagination, on the other hand, it also highlights the fatigue degree of birds, because Tuo is a load and the sun carries it. In this way, what you see is not only a kind of scenery, but also the poet's experience of life.
Flap your wings and throw the sunset on the river. The poet only noticed the birds on the river and the sunset shining on them. When the birds turned their wings, they noticed the reflection of the sunset on the river. The reflection of the sunset seems to fall from the wings of birds. The birds are very tired, but they still carry the sunset on their backs. They don't think it is a heavy burden.
In the poet's view, it is birds carrying the sunset to dye the river. The scene is very touching. The second paragraph is the continuation and development of the first paragraph. It's not that the sunset sank to the bottom of the river, but that the sunset was turned over by the wings of birds in the river, which is very expressive.
It is an extremely exaggerated and logical dynamic description. It is not so much a natural extension of the birds carrying the sunset as a deepening of the poet's imagination. It makes the sunset sink into the river, and the scene at this moment is even more superb. At the same time, it is also an emotional development for birds to flap their wings and shake off the sunset. Explain that birds are overwhelmed and want to live a free life.
Autumn Night on the River is a poem by Liu Dabai, a modern poet. The original text is as follows: Birds returning home on the river in autumn night, though tired, carry the sunset. Flap your wings and set the sunset on the river; Reed with white head also constitutes a beautiful moment. This poem is about what the poet saw on an autumn evening. The whole poem is full of the emotional appeal of old poetry, with a few strokes, a combination of poetry and painting, and a blend of scenes.