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1. On the application of metaphor in the poem I am a river.
"I am a River" is a lyric poem by Feng Zhi, with quiet style and strong charm. By imitating people, it compares "I" to a "river" with soft waves, and then takes the journey of "I" through forests, flowers and the sea as a lyric clue, euphemistically expressing the nostalgia for my lover and irreparable friendship, and seeing persistence in sadness. Poetry uses the natural connection between "river" and "shadow" to write a picture of two hearts, which is very novel. Moreover, the author pays attention to the choice of words, and the two "unintentional" adverbs show the natural and harmonious feelings between "Xiaohe" and "Yinger" with a carefree taste; The "swinging" and "sparkling" are in sharp contrast with the ruthless wind and waves behind them, which makes people feel deeply.
2. A brief analysis of the artistic features of I am a river.
Feng Zhi's I am a River is famous for its elegant style, strong charm, ingenious conception and novel writing. The poem compares "I" to "river", compares lovers to "shadow", and endows vitality with the personification of natural scenery. The poem also takes the emotional flow of the lyric hero "I" as the plot clue, first describes the natural connection between "river" and "shadow", and writes that two hearts are in harmony; Then write the change of space: "I flow through a forest" and "I flow through a flower". Wherever I go, my lover's "rose shadow" will remain in my heart forever, further revealing the love between me and my lover. Here, the flow of the river and the change of the natural scenery along the river bank symbolize the change of time and space, thus reflecting the unchanging feelings of "I". The artistic conception of the poem is perfect, and the poetry is quiet and touching. At the same time, the fierce wind and waves of the natural scenery "the sea" imply the viciousness of society, thus causing the tragedy of love between "me" and my lover, which forms a strong contrast in artistic conception and emotional appeal. The former is so quiet and sweet, while the latter is full of sadness and melancholy. In addition, the poet also showed his artistic skills in choosing words and making sentences. The "swaying ground", "sparkling" and "soft waves" in the poem are reflected in the sea behind them, and the scenery on the shore turns into the clothes and crowns of lovers in the water and is finally blown away, shattered and shattered.
3. A brief analysis of the ideological implication of Feng Zhi's I am a river.
I am a River is an excellent chapter in Feng Zhi's early lyric poems, and it is a fable about love. This poem profoundly expresses the young people's love desire for their loved ones. "I am a small river/I have no intention of flowing by you", and the poet here compares it to "love at first sight". When the girl made the poet fall in love, she must have shown some beautiful and kind actions. However, although the poet confided his passionate love to his beloved girl, he "cut those green leaves into your skirt" and "wove those colorful flowers into your corolla". At the same time, the poet walked out of this warm and excited emotion, wrote his yearning for love, and also wrote his worries about this simple way of love. "The sea is windy and the waves are crazy." Although it also contains criticism of the ugly reality of society and people's sinister scheming, at a deeper level of consciousness, it is the poet's prediction of the illusory life after the disillusionment of love ideal, "blowing off the corolla and tearing off the clothes." In the passionate pursuit of love, there is a sadness that love cannot succeed, which is the inner core of this beautiful poem. The image of the "river" in the poem, its flow direction and its final direction to the sea actually wrote the poet's own image on the other hand, and he felt a sense of turmoil inside. He can't limit his direction, even if he flows through the "forest" and "flowers", he will eventually belong to the sea, and the sea in the poem obviously implies rich, complex and sinister real life. This poem not only describes the poet's helpless struggle in the face of real life, but also describes the passionate and illusory emotional expression of the poet in the hopeless love experience. At the same time, it also entrusted the poet's own measurement of love, showing a broad embrace. "I also drift with the tide, drifting to the boundless place/your rosy clouds/like the rosy clouds scattered by illusion." This poem is a concise expression of the trilogy of love-longing, satisfaction and transcendence, and it is a poetic life experience.