First, read the title and send it to Zhi Lin. Obviously, this poem was written for the poet Bian, with a clear purpose. After reading the title, we have no doubt about the first sentence "I want to write a letter to a poet in the south of the Yangtze River". Jiangnan poet refers to Bian. This sentence seems ordinary, but it is very poetic. To put it bluntly, it is the poets in Jiangnan who introduced the images of Jiangnan into poetry. When it comes to Jiangnan, people will inevitably think of ditches, big awning boats, narrow bluestones, dense fog, pavilions with white walls and black tiles, village girls dancing in the stream in the morning light, and even think of the love affairs of four talented people in Jiangnan in the Ming Dynasty. And these are poetic in themselves. This poem is plain and strange, which not only writes the purpose of Fei Ming's writing, but also hides his mood. Jiangnan is so beautiful and Jiangnan poets are so talented, so what should I write for Jiangnan poets? This sentence actually hinted at the author's mood at that time, and he was a little stressed.
Then the sentence "a glimpse of the thin shadow of a leaf in the yard" seems a bit abrupt. Why did you suddenly see the thin shadow of a leaf in the yard when you were writing a letter? However, if you think about it carefully, I don't think there is anything wrong. When your writing is not fluent, you tend to focus on other things for inspiration. This is a natural thing. Fei Ming wanted to write a letter to Bian, but he didn't know where to start. Seeing the thin shadow of a leaf in the yard, he added, "They wrote a letter this afternoon." It's about Fei Ming's observation. They wrote a letter on Sunday afternoon. Now, they wrote a letter on Sunday afternoon. Wen seems to see mountains, but he doesn't like peace. Fei Ming's arrangement is intended to create a sense of twists and turns and increase the poetic effect. At noon, point out the time. I mean the leaves. The breeze blows the leaves in the yard, the leaves flutter with the wind, the shadows are oblique, and the light and shadow create a kind of dynamic, just like writing letters in the dance. At this time, the author's mind is all about writing letters, so the leaves in the yard are also immersed in the shadow of the author's feelings, and their sparse shadows become letters in the author's eyes. The author observed them for a noon, and the leaves kept shaking. In the author's eyes, the leaves are so brilliant. They wrote a noon, and inspiration was like a steady stream of water. All this is so poetic. So the author was also infected from it, so he had the following sentence: "I want to write a poem." The seemingly abrupt change, in fact, every sentence is presented. What the author actually wants to say here is that he should write poems like a leaf and his inspiration should be like a leaf.
The next few sentences are the most poetic and the most difficult part of the whole poem. "Like the sun, like the moon, like the noon sun, like leaves dripping like the spray of a waterfall", the sun, the moon, the afternoon sun, the afternoon sun, and the Woods seem to be unconstrained and unconstrained. In fact, it is they who very appropriately express the author's mood when writing poems. Japanese means high passion, surging, that is, writing poetry is in a state of excitement. At first, the author's poems burst out like the sun. Month, representing silence, means that writing poetry is in a submerged state. That is to say, when poetry, like the sun, is not always written smoothly, but needs calm thinking. It is cloudy in the afternoon, which gives people a refreshing and cool feeling, but it is very short. It also seems that the author occasionally has a few good poems when writing poems, but unfortunately the poems are fleeting. When this inspiring poem faded away, the poet felt that he had exhausted his talent in Jiang Lang, "like leaves falling like the waves of a waterfall." Think of Du Fu's words, "Leaves fall like the waves of a waterfall, and I watch the long river always roll forward." This is a bleak picture, giving people a feeling of hopelessness and desolation. And this is also in line with the poet's bad feeling. At this point, the poet has felt desperate. He wants to write poetry, but his poetry is not as good as he thought. After experiencing the passion and painful conception of writing poetry and grasping the inspiration of galloping, he no longer believes in himself. So he wrote, "My poem has no two leaves". This poem ends with the author's deep regret. Here, the author uses dashes to indicate that this poem is a summary of the previous mood. There is no doubt that the two leaves are the two common leaves I just saw. Every leaf on that tree is moving, which seems to have infinite talent. The author compares his poetry with it here. Obviously, he is lamenting that his talent has run out. If you can't understand the words "like the sun, like the moon, like noon, like leaves falling like the waves of a waterfall" at the beginning of reading, then you should have a clear concept of the previous poems after reading here. The seemingly abrupt ending has actually been explained earlier. If in "I want to write a poem." After that, add "my poem." Then the poem can be understood at a glance, but if such a sentence is added, the whole poem will feel too intuitive, but because it is slightly abrupt, it is not difficult to try to explore the mystery and beauty of the poem.
Fei Ming's poem is about his mood changes when he wrote an article for Bian. It's really inappropriate to give it an obscure name without thinking. The whole poem is full of poetic meaning, and it has a unique charm to read it again on the basis of understanding the main idea of the whole text. Poetry is a form of modern poetry, but it is not difficult to see the shadow of classical poetry. It can be said that this poem grew up in a hotbed of classicism. Words in ancient Chinese are common in this poem, such as "Nai" and "Like", and the word "Like" appears four times in a row, which shows that it attaches importance to classical Chinese. Besides words in classical Chinese, there are also sentence patterns in classical Chinese, such as: "They wrote a letter this afternoon." This is a typical sentence pattern in classical Chinese. In addition to these, the article also directly quotes classical poems, such as: "Leaves fall like the spray of a waterfall." In such a short poem, a large number of words, sentences and poems in classical Chinese are used, which shows that Fei Ming attaches importance to classical culture. This actually reflects a major feature of poetry at that time. It just broke free from the cage of classical poetry, but it has not completely shaken off its influence. Thinking habits and language habits are still within the scope of classicism. Interestingly, the combination of Chinese and western features of the times added more poetry and better expressed the author's mood at that time.