Throughout the whole poem, "To the Image Tree" is divided into two levels: upper and lower levels
One level: from the beginning to "No, these are not enough."
Second floor: "I must be a kapok near you" to the end.
Reason for classification:
First level: The poet declares a battle, declaring that he does not want to become a male vassal.
From an emotional point of view, the first level is a rising tone. The poet directly lists six negatives in six metaphorical sentences. The passionate and strong emotions are like the water of a river flowing thousands of miles, unstoppable, as if they have vomited out the resentment and injustice accumulated in women's hearts for thousands of years. It is resistance, breakup, and fighting. The poet appears as a brave fighter. The melody of this part is high-spirited, exciting, and upward.
Second level: The poet has established his own view of love. This level is where the poet expresses his emotions gently. The poet expresses his inner dreams with feminine warmth, sincerity, delicacy, and pathos, like a stream flowing, like a stream. Kapok sways in the breeze.
Extended information:
This poem uses the artistic technique of overall symbolism and uses the inner monologue of "Kapok" to "Oak" to sing passionately and frankly about his personality ideals and requirements. The concept of love that stands side by side, is independent and affectionate to each other.
It can be seen that the poet has a careful design when selecting the materials for poetry creation: oak is so suitable to represent the masculine beauty of men, while kapok is so appropriate to represent women's self-reliance and the relationship with men. requirements for equality.
There are many images in "To the Oak", the main ones are oak and kapok trees, in addition to sky flowers, birds, springs, dangerous peaks, sunlight, spring rain, copper branches and iron trunks, red flowers, etc. Etc., these images are not simply selected by the author at will, but selected through comparison and deep thought.
Each image has its own symbolic meaning, and these images perfectly and naturally fit well with the author's creative purpose and the theme of the poem.
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