Taste and read the Tang poem "Sending The Wild Goose" to the money

Taste and read the Tang poem "Sending The Wild Goose" to the money

The autumn sky is pure, and the south is marching alone.

The wind turned frost cold, and the clouds opened to see the moon.

The captain timidly removed his wings, and the shadow disappeared with a lingering sound.

Hope is far away, nostalgia is full of life.

"The autumn sky is pure, and the south is marching alone." These two sentences are interlaced with dynamic and static, and the combination of points and surfaces can be described as a deep rhythm and a method of painting. The autumn sky is vast, there is no cloud, a piece of emptiness, this is written quietly; above the firmament, the lone goose marches south, and the sound is poignant, it is written. Whoops, that is, a poignant and loud chirp. The sound of geese is desolate, setting the tone of the whole article.

"The wind turned the frost cold, and the clouds opened to see the moon. These two sentences are written about the line of the wild goose flying south. The autumn cold wind is urgent, rolling up the flying frost, and the wild geese flying south naturally feel cold, and a "cold" word just takes care of the front "嘹唳". And a "shocked" word not only writes out the autumn wind rolling in the clouds, the clouds open to see the moon, but also writes the lonely shadow of the goose in the shape of a goose, and the scene of seeing the moon's heart is frightened, which adds a sad atmosphere to the whole poem.

The captain timidly removed his wings, and there was a lingering sound in the shadow. These two sentences are tightly connected and closely follow the title of the poem. First of all, he wrote that the journey was long and arduous, so that the poet worried that the geese would break their wings, which is the word "sign" in the echo of the title. The poet looks at the geese flying south, but the shadow is no longer visible, which is written "send". Why did the poet have such affection for the goose, worried that it would wear off its wings, and even if it had flown far, it could not bear to leave for a long time, as if it still heard its mournful cry. Because the poet's home is far south, and the geese are flying south.

"Looking far away, nostalgia is full of life. The geese pinned on the poet's homesickness, and the poet watched the geese, all the way to the edge of the sky, the vision gradually blurred, as if with the geese saw the hometown scenery, so the nostalgia gradually grew, and the tears blurred. Here it ends with "nostalgia", where the right meaning is, the goose leads to nostalgia, and the transfer is very natural and clever.