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homesickness
Beishi
My homesickness
It's a string holding a kite.
The farther away from home
I think the longer you spend,
My homesickness
It is the precious wine in my heart.
The longer you leave home,
The more mellow the taste.
My homesickness
Stars hidden in the sky.
In the dead of night
And then shine one by one. ...
My homesickness
It is a full moon over and over again;
My homesickness
It's a row of sailboats;
My homesickness
It is a continuous sea;
My homesickness
This is a distant coast.
Hometown is a magnet.
My hometown is placenta.
My homesickness
It is the child's expectation for milk.
This is an unrequited anxiety.
It is an unshakable homing and attachment!
Poetry criticism
The poem is beautiful in artistic conception, easy to understand and profound in emotion, and the author describes homesickness appropriately with emotion and scenery. The first section: the relationship between hometown, wanderer and homesickness is compared to the line between kite and kite, which does not change with space; The second section: compare homesickness to precious wine, which does not change with time; The third section: compare homesickness to stars, which will not change because of busyness; Section four: express homesickness from time to time with the moon, sailboats, sea water and scenery on the shore; Section five: use mother to compare hometown and express the sense of belonging to return to hometown. Homesickness has always been a topic that poets talk about, especially the overseas Chinese who went abroad in modern times, which added a little novelty to homesickness, both shining China's lofty aspirations and sadness of leaving home. The author of this poem is based on his study abroad. The poet's homesickness fully and truly shows his deep feelings for his hometown through euphemism, metaphor and parallelism.