Poetry: I think

I think?

Author: Gao Hongbo?

I want to put my little hand?

Put it on the peach branch. ?

With a bunch of buds,

Holding thousands of rays of sunshine,

Yo yo.

Sing the songs of spring.

I want to put my foot?

Connected with willow roots. ?

Reach out to the wet and soft land.

Absorb sweet nutrition,

A long time?

Grow into a green tent.

I want to put my eyes?

On the kite. ?

See how soft the white clouds are?

Look at the sun, how bright.

Look, look?

Blue sky is my classroom.

I want to put myself?

Plant it on the land in spring. ?

Turn into grass, green and bright.

Turn into a small flower and bloom beautifully. ?

Into catkins and dandelions.

This is my greatest wish. ?

I can fly, fly

Fly to distant places. ?

However, flying to distant places.

I must discuss it with my parents. ...

Introduction to poetry:

"I think" is the first poem of "Poetry of Two Children" published by People's Education Publishing House, Unit 2, Lesson 9, Volume II of Chinese in Grade Five. This children's poem describes a series of wonderful fantasies of a child. He wants to put his little hand on a peach branch, his feet on a willow root, his eyes on a kite and plant himself on the land, expressing his rich imagination and pursuit and yearning for beauty.

This poem is full of rhythmic beauty, and the structure of each section is basically the same, so it is catchy to read. The choice of words is also very particular. "Safety, connection, installation and planting" explains what I want to do, and "leisurely, long, hopeful and flying" is my imagination of what I want to do. Using these words to express actions is both accurate and vivid.

Appreciate:

Spring is back, because it brings warmth and beauty to people and expresses children's yearning for beautiful things. The branches and leaves of peach trees are the messengers of spring. The poem "I think" expresses children's imagination of spring from the perspective of children, and first feels the beauty of awakening everything.

About the author:

Gao Hongbo, pen name Xiang Chuan. Born in 195 1, Kailu, Inner Mongolia. 1988 graduated from Chinese Department of Peking University. /kloc-drafted into the army in 0/969 and served as a soldier and platoon leader of the artillery regiment of the 40th division of the Army. 197 1 year published works. 65438-0984 Join the Chinese Writers Association. 1978 after job-hopping, he successively served as deputy director of the news department of the newspaper, deputy director of the general office of the Chinese Writers Association, deputy editor-in-chief of China Writers, editor-in-chief of Poetry magazine, director of the creative department of the Chinese Writers Association and secretary of the secretariat.

Member of the National Committee of Chinese Writers Association. Recently, he was elected as the seventh vice chairman of the National Writers' Association at the Seventh National Writers' Congress on June 5438+065438+ 10, 2006. He is the author of children's poetry collections such as Judge Elephant, Goose Goose, Crocodiles Eat Stones, Secrets of Crying for Spring, I like you, Foxes Grow Grapes, Girls and Bubble Gum, Flying Dragons and Pigeons, and prose collections Persian Cat, Literary Writing and Selected Proses of Gao Hongbo.

Feeling:

A child is a poem.

The child's little head is full of poetic flowers and rich in imagination. In their eyes, the tree is a bearded grandfather, the raindrop is a naughty child of Mother Yun, and the dewdrop is an eye with bright leaves. Children use their creative imagination to understand and explain everything in the world. In their imaginary poetic world, flowers are laughing, birds are singing, grass is jumping and the wind is running. ...

Children are born poets, with the purest childlike innocence, beautiful feelings, beautiful wishes and interesting feelings. They will sympathize with Grandpa Sun, who has been working all day. They will worry that the little fish will sleep well on the lotus leaf at night, and they will be glad that the little ants will sail in the deciduous boat. ...