Dai Wangshu's poems

1, Tomb of Xiao Hong1942 65438+1On October 20th, Xiao Hong died in Hong Kong at the age of 3 1, and was buried at the seaside of Lido Hotel in Repulse Bay on the 25th. In 165438+ 10, Dai Wangshu and his friend Ye Lingfeng visited Xiao Hong's tomb for the first time and took photos. The first draft of "Kou Zhan" was immediately sung at this time.

This poem is a work of mourning for friends, with many themes. It is rare for the author to write such a short and meaningful four-line poem. The first sentence of the poem emphasizes "six hours" and "long-distance love", which is realistic and more implicitly refers to the poet's deep and sincere friendship with the deceased.

It's a Long Night, which can read the long hardships and the significance of people's growth path. Cang Di said that Xiao Hong's Tomb was "a great poem" and that "in the history of new poetry, there is no poem within ten lines that can match it".

2, "Trouble" This is a love poem, but the word "love" has never appeared directly in the whole poem, but it is euphemistically expressed by "dare not say your name". Implicit beauty is another outstanding feature of this little poem.

This poem has two paragraphs, actually only four paragraphs, but in the first paragraph and the second paragraph, the order of the four paragraphs is opposite. In this inverted repetition, it not only strengthens the theme of poetry, but also forms a reciprocating musical effect. This is the outstanding feature of this poem.

3. There is a passage in the movie "A Master" that describes the three realms of martial arts: seeing yourself, seeing the world and seeing all beings. Dai Wangshu's poems also have such a mighty realm, "Look at the sky, the stars, the moon and the sun." We should also look at the mountains, the water, the clouds, the wind and the difference between spring, summer, autumn and winter, so as to realize the infinity of the universe and the smallness of human beings. It's really beautiful.

4. "Dreamcatcher" Dai Wangshu is a "dreamer". In the poem, golden shells and peach-red berry beads symbolize fantastic ideals. This dream is an eternal temptation to life, which is very difficult to obtain, or almost impossible to obtain.

5. Rain Lane is the one that best embodies the characteristics of Dai Wangshu's poems. Dream, a beautiful, fragrant and sad girl, is full of charm and temptation, but it is hard to find. What the poet is good at is the experience of this beautiful and melancholy dream.