Full text: The shadow of mica screen candle is deep, the long river is gradually falling, and the stars are sinking. ? Chang 'e, I must regret eating the elixir, and now I am alone, in the blue sky, singing every night.
A person sits quietly in the mica screen, and the light and shadow of the candle are deep. The long galaxy is fading, and the morning star is fading. Chang 'e may regret stealing the elixir of life, but now she is facing the blue sky and blue sea, tormenting her lonely heart night after night.
Chang 'e is a poem written by Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
This poem laments the lonely scene of Chang 'e in the middle of the month and expresses the poet's feelings of self-injury. The first two sentences describe the indoor and outdoor environment respectively, render the empty and cold atmosphere, and show the thoughtful mood of the protagonist; The last two sentences are the feelings of the protagonist after a night of painful memories, expressing a sense of loneliness. The whole poem is sentimental, rich in meaning, fantastic and touching.
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The loneliness expressed in the poem and the emotion of "regretting stealing the elixir" caused by it are integrated into the poet's unique real life feelings and contain richer and deeper meanings. Surrounded by the dark and dirty reality, the poet tries to get rid of the secular world and pursue the lofty spiritual realm, which often makes him more lonely.
The twin brothers of sublimity and loneliness, and the subtle and complicated psychology of self-worship and self-harm, unwillingness to change one's mind and obedience, unbearable loneliness, etc., are successfully expressed here by the poet in subtle and meaningful language. This is a kind of beauty with strong sadness, which is easy to cause a wide range of * * * songs among lofty scholars in the old days. The typical meaning of poetry is also here.