First of all, from the title of "First Snow", the poet endowed this poem with an atmosphere of mystery and expectation. Readers seem to feel that children are looking at the sky expectantly in the winter morning, hoping to see the long-awaited snowflake as soon as possible.
Entering the content of poetry, the poet shows the beauty of the first snow with vivid metaphors and descriptions. "The first snow fell so fast and so dense", the poet accurately expressed the scene of the snow falling so fast and so dense with the words "fast" and "dense", and the reader seemed to be in the snow. The sentence "but I can't catch it" vividly describes the scene where children try to catch snowflakes, but they can't catch them, which makes readers have a strong sound.
Then, the poet continued to describe the beauty of the first snow in fantastic language. "You really came today/but I didn't dare to touch you at all/why you, you-/are more beautiful than you dreamed!" Here, the poet compares snow to a beautiful dream, which makes readers feel that the beauty of the first snow is so untouchable and more beautiful than a dream. This fantastic depiction not only adds romance and mystery to poetry, but also makes readers feel the children's love and expectation for the first snow more deeply.
In the whole poem, the poet shows children's innocence, purity and liveliness through their expectation, surprise and love for the first snow. Through this description of children's emotions and moods, the poet also makes readers feel the beauty and joy brought by the first snow.
Generally speaking, Ke Yan's The First Snow is an excellent children's poem full of childlike interest, romance and mystery. It accurately expresses children's love and expectation for the first snow with concise, vivid and vivid language. In the process of reading this poem, readers seem to feel the scene of children waiting for the first snow in winter morning, and they can also feel the incomparable joy when children see the first snow.