Appreciation of Spring Stars 100 Poems

I can only make young people's hair turn white.

You can't white the hearts of young people.

Have you ever read such a short but rich poem? This kind of poem is called "poem". It was popular for some time after the May 4th Movement. Among a large number of "short poems", the most striking ones are Bing Xin's Stars and Spring Water.

Stars and Spring Water were written by Bing Xin under the influence of Indian poet Tagore's Birds. In her own words, she collected some "fragmentary ideas" into a collection. Generally speaking, they include three aspects.

One is the praise of maternal love and innocence. Bing Xin, the first famous female writer in the history of modern literature in China, was famous for advocating "the philosophy of love" as soon as she entered the literary world. And maternal love is the fundamental starting point of "the philosophy of love". She believes that maternal love is the source of all things and the fundamental driving force for the world to move towards light. In "Stars" and "Spring Water", she regards maternal love as the noblest and most beautiful thing and praises it repeatedly:

Mom!

The wind and rain in the sky are coming,

The bird hides in its nest;

The storm in my heart is coming,

I only hide in your arms.

The poet used vivid metaphors to convey the feelings of maternal love, and his writing was sincere and touching.

This kind of ode to mother's love occupies a considerable proportion in Stars and Spring Water. It can be said that it is the deep praise of maternal love that lays the deep and delicate emotional tone of these two works. Closely related to the praise of maternal love is the treasure of innocence, childlike interest, childlike innocence and all new things:

Thousands of angels,

Get up and sing praises to the children;

Kid!

In his little body,

With a great soul.

In the eyes of poets, the world full of innocence and childlike interest is the most beautiful in the world.

The second is the worship and praise of nature. In Bing Xin's view, human beings come from and belong to nature, and should be harmonious:

We are all born babies,

Lying in the cradle of the universe

Bing Xin also combines maternal love, innocence and nature:

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If in eternal life,

There is only one blissful promise,

I want to sincerely beg:

"I'm in my mother's arms,

Mom's on the boat,

The ship is at sea in the moonlight. "

This poem perfectly combines the praise of maternal love, the call for innocence and the chant for nature, creating a perfect and beautiful world with sincere feelings and fresh and elegant language, giving people endless aftertaste and enlightenment. It is one of the most beautiful chapters in Bing Xin's poems.

The third is thinking and feeling about life. We call these poems "philosophical poems". This kind of poem is concise and meaningful:

Flowers in the corner,

When you appreciate yourself,

The world is getting smaller.

In art, Stars and Spring Water combine the strengths of China's classical poems and Tagore's philosophical poems, and are good at capturing instant inspiration and expressing inner feelings and thoughts in a few words. The form is short and meaningful. Especially in language, it is fresh and elegant, crystal-clear and beautiful, clear and fluent, and has unique artistic charm.

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Mom!

Put aside your troubles,

Let me fall into your arms,

Only you are the destination of my soul.

Little flower,

I want to look up, too,

Thank you for your love of dates in spring.

However, deep goodwill,

This finally silenced her.

Mom!

Were you that spring?

Comment on the maternal love in Bing Xin's poems often has dual connotations: one is the infiltration of maternal love into poets; The second is the poet's deep praise for maternal love. These two short poems both embody this dual connotation. They express their children's close attachment to their loving mothers and praise their love. The metaphor is novel and the language is beautiful and touching.

The flower of success,

People only admire her talent now!

However, at the beginning, her bud,

Soaked with tears of struggle,

The blood rain of sacrifice is scattered everywhere.

This is a philosophical poem. The poet compares the success of life career to flowers, compares the initial stage of achievement career to the "bud" of flowers, compares the hardships of struggle to the "spring of tears" of cultivating flowers, and compares self-sacrifice to the "blood rain" of nourishing flowers. The image is appropriate and thought-provoking. Tell us that when we envy others' success, we should also see the hardships behind it.