Oil-playing poetry is an interesting slang style of poetry, which is said to have been named after the Chinese Tang Dynasty author Zhang Dayou. It is often used to make mockeries and ridicules of society, and can also be used as a riddle.
However, because oil poetry does not pay much attention to the rhythm, nor does it pay attention to duality and peace, many friends who like literature like to make two oil poems for recreation in their leisure time. However, with the development of the times, many primary school students also began to write oil poems.
Of course, the eccentric thinking of primary school students, unique perspectives, and oil poems written can always make people shine, and some even become popular on the Internet.
For example, this song "Typhoon Grandpa"
Before the "double reduction" policy was introduced, the children's homework was very much, and it was often pressurized that the children could not breathe. In this case, the primary school student can only ask "Typhoon Grandpa" to help, hoping to use the wind of Typhoon Grandpa to blow away the homework placed in the window.
I believe that this situation is deeply experienced by many children and parents.
Of course, this is just an expression of emotion, a kind of "resistance" under high-intensity work.
Because from the perspective of this primary school student's oil poetry skills, it should be a child with good academic performance. Although he can't let go of himself at will like children who don't like to learn, writing an oil poem that can be decompressed is indeed a good choice.
Although this oil poem is a little sad, the next oil poem "Spring Tour" is very interesting.
As soon as the child came up, he issued four sighs, lamenting when he would be able to go on a spring tour, and it seemed that he had waited a long time. The first half of this part is still decent, but the next comparative sentence usage makes this oil poem full of fun.
Normally, time is generally calculated using units such as days, weeks, months, and years. But the elementary school student compared the expiration time of food with the time spent waiting for the spring trip.
It not only reflects the eager heart of the children, but also shows the importance that the children attach to this spring trip.
In the end, the children regard themselves as the next expired target, which can be described as the finishing touch of the whole poem, which makes people laugh.
This child who is looking forward to the spring tour is still good, and the following one can't go out on weekends.
We see, the opening verse of this oiled poem is: Oh, I'm going out! And it's the end of the exclamation point. If you think kids want to go out and play games, you're dead wrong.
Children actually want to go out to enjoy the beauty of spring and feel the breath of spring.
However, the reason why people can't go out is very helpless, it turns out that the parents are out of the house, locking the children alone at home, so they can only write this oil poem sadly.
In fact, this situation is very common in the mainland, many parents even on weekends have to work overtime, can only lock their children at home, this is the helplessness of parents, but also the sadness of children on the road to growth.
Of course, most parents can still spend time with their children on weekends. No, a little friend wrote a poem to ridicule his parents.
The poem begins by comparing mom to flowers. In fact, this is not new, there is a saying in history that "beautiful as a flower". But then he said that dad was ugly, likened to mud.
I believe that when Dad saw this sentence, I was afraid that this little friend would inevitably have a fat beating.
However, this is only a metaphor for the child, what the child really wants to express is the beauty of the family, and the last sentence "flowers cannot be separated from the mud" reflects the harmony and beauty of the family to the fullest.
It is worth noting that the oil poem is divided into four sentences, and the beginning of each sentence uses a tone word, which seems witty and interesting.
Compared with the warm humor of "A Poem", the following "Mother is Really Hard" reflects another family environment.
How hard the mother really is, this oil poem shows the mother's hard work very vividly.
It can be seen that the mother of this primary school student is busy playing mahjong in the morning, and in the afternoon, she has to rush to fight the landlord, which is really windy and hot.
Indeed, there are many families who are in this situation, and the seemingly ridiculous oil poems of primary school students actually hide their inner sadness.
However, to say that there is no one to ridicule, "Li Bai did not bring money in the boat" is really no one.
In this oil poem, the children have wonderful ideas, in a ridiculous way,
The satire of the cult of material money in modern society runs through it. Imagine li bai such a powerful figure, sitting on the boat without giving money and being kicked off the boat by the boatman.
As we all know, oil poetry itself is often used to mock and ridicule social attitudes.
Today is a society where it is difficult to move without money, and children naturally understand this. Li Bai is a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, and many of the children's ancient poems of enlightenment are mostly the works of Li Bai, and the children are very familiar with Li Bai.
Therefore, the children combined their own cognition of the real society into Li Bai's poems, thus creating this poem with a satirical meaning.
Therefore, when this oil poem became popular on the Internet, the teacher was also sighing, and he had a sense of willingness to bow to the wind.
Finally, there is another oil poem "Dream Four".
I believe that many parents will tell stories before going to bed, and children will also say "good night" or "see you in your dreams" before going to bed.
Perhaps for parents, this is all a facade, and it will not go to the heart. But this oil poem "Dream Four" really tells us that every word children say is remembered in their hearts, especially to their parents. Even if I flew to another place to play in my dream, I still remembered what I said to my mother before going to bed, "See you in my dream." What a warmth, what a family affection.
These oil poems are basically the works of elementary school students, and they are also popular on the Internet. Although their mood of writing varies, it is enough to feel their love for literature from these works.
After all, oil poetry is a simple, freewheeling cultural carrier, and primary school students come to write a poem in their leisure time, not to mention that they have to be mocking and sarcastic, but it is good to be physically and mentally happy.
Reference: "Oil Poetry Culture"