"I am alone, taking care of the stars of all ages" comes from Xi Baihelin's short poem "Loneliness". This sentence means that I alone have taken care of the stars and moons of the past generations and let them shine to this day.
The whole poem is as follows: "Since childhood, I have been alone, taking care of the stars of all ages." Although the poet has lived all his life, he has filtered out all the people around him and in the society. He is the only one who has a direct dialogue with the stars. He has been alone since childhood. It can be said that "there are no ancients before and no newcomers since."
It has no edge and no edge, and it is beyond the imagination of the world. And are these stars from past dynasties distant stars or famous figures from past dynasties who shine brightly in the annals of history? The word "take care of" is also worth pondering. The distant and eternal stars are actually weak in the eyes of the poet.
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Appreciation of this little poem:
1. Although the poet has lived all his life, he treats all the people around him and society Everything has been filtered out, and he is the only one who has a direct dialogue with the stars. He has been alone since childhood. It can be said that "the ancients have never been seen before, and the newcomers have never been seen since". He has no boundaries and no boundaries.
2. This little poem has two levels. First, "I" matured precociously and realized the loneliness of "human beings" very early on.
The second is the sublimation of "I", empathizing with the loneliness of the individual to all things, thinking that the stars in the sky are silent every night, they are also lonely, accompanied by the stars