Thoughts on "Birds"

Everyone must have a lot of feelings after tasting a famous book. Let's write a good review and record your gains and feelings. So do you really know how to write a review? The following is my carefully compiled model essay on bird reading (selected 15), which is for reference only and I hope it will help you.

After watching birds, 1 Birds of summer come to my window to sing and fly away. And yellow leaves of autumn, which have no songs, flutter and fall there with a sign. -"Birds"

The difference between traveling and traveling lies in observing the scenery and things around you, reading thousands of books and taking Wan Li Road. Books and roads seem to be eternal partners. Life is like a long journey, but we don't know the destination of this trip, so our hearts seem to be drifting. Birds, with lyrical crayons, wrote the poet's philosophical thinking about nature and life, thus enlightening our life journey.

When I read these poems for the first time, it felt like opening the bedroom window in the early summer morning after the storm and seeing a cool and clean world. Everything is so fresh and bright, but the charm is very strong and intriguing.

As Tagore said, don't cry because you missed the sun. You missed the sun today. As long as you can face up to the night and persist in the pursuit of the night, the shining stars in the night sky will still repay you. It will give you strength and confidence to bravely meet or chase the sun of tomorrow. If you shed tears just because you sigh your destiny, you will not only be inspired by the stars, but also lose tomorrow and even the distant sun.

Everything in a person's life will not be smooth, and there will always be difficulties, big or small. Just like traveling, we have no plan, so we are likely to miss a bus. Missed is missed, please don't cry, we must not miss the next bus.

Bring a book "Birds" and complete the journey of life wonderfully!

Reflections on birds II. Birds is Tagore's nature collection, where you have never seen perfection. Those dreamlike sentences condense the miracle of life. Everything there is so fresh and bright, but the charm is very strong and intriguing.

"Let life be beautiful like summer flowers and death like autumn leaves." Many writers compare life to four seasons, from birth to death, from existence to nothingness. At this moment, we finally understand its source. We have realized the connection between life and nature as early as Tagore's time. Summer is full of energy, just as we are in the prime of life, so smart. But in autumn, leaves fall frequently and dead branches are lifeless. It's like at the end of our lives, everything becomes quiet and sinks into the soil. "If you shut all the mistakes out, the truth will be shut out." For us, mistakes are inevitable, and the truth often exists behind us, waiting for you to see through. Of course, the wrong face may not bear to look straight. If you want to cover it with an opaque door, then you are not blocking mistakes, but your true self. Tagore told us that the pursuit of perfection is a distant process. Maybe the road to success is full of thorns, but this is your only exit. Please believe that there is no understanding without pain.

More than 300 philosophies of life. Perhaps I have only seen a small part of it, but the ignorance in that corner is enough to enrich my unknown future. I don't know if you really like these short and pithy poems. We have only experienced the prelude to a long life, where we watched the past life and predicted the climax of life.

Perhaps, we have never understood life, but if we do, the direction of life will guide you out of the perfect arc of life.

What is the symbol of the bird? This is freedom. Tagore, a great poet, wrote the book Birds, which recorded his profound thoughts on life, nature and the universe with lyrical poems and gave me a lot of life enlightenment.

The language in Birds is beautiful and there are many rational words. There is a passage: "authority says to the world,' You are mine.' The world imprisoned authority under her throne. Feelings say to the world; I am yours. The world gave feelings the freedom to come and go in her house. "This passage is described in language and personified rhetoric, which vividly explains the profound philosophy of life. It can be said that the wisdom in Birds is infinite.

This collection of poems is named "Bird" because it is the perfect embodiment of freedom. Bring a simple and pleasant feeling to people. After reading it, it seems that there are really flocks of birds in my mind. They yearn for the blue sky, strive to fly high, and regard the sky as the starting point and end point of life. This collection of poems wants to tell us that everyone should have a belief in his heart and strive for progress in the journey of life, just like birds flying in the sky.

The whole collection of poems consists of 325 short poems, and each capital has different meanings. Some of them are very reasonable to me, and I have read them over and over again; But there are still some things I don't understand. The philosophy contained in it is very broad, perhaps because I have little knowledge and life experience, so I can't fully understand it. Even so, it didn't dispel my interest in reading. The author wrote this collection of poems for future generations, in fact, it gave future generations unlimited spiritual wealth. Birds fly freely into people's minds and hearts like birds, which makes people unforgettable for a long time.

People should be like birds, don't give up the pursuit of life.

Thinking about birds 4. The famous poet Tagore's masterpiece Birds. Just today I closed the last page of it, and it has always left me with endless aftertaste.

This great masterpiece consists of 325 small poems. Although it is short, it contains a trace of childlike interest and profound truth. From crying babies to explorers who have gone through difficulties and obstacles; From inexperienced young people to weather-beaten old people; From ordinary grass to beautiful flowers; From high-flying birds to clean white clouds, all are interesting. Tagore used personification to make everything alive and give them a chance to tell their joys and sorrows.

"Let life be beautiful like summer flowers and death like autumn rain." This is a beautiful, even beautiful sentence in Tagore's poems. It is Tagore's attitude towards life to show his joy in life and his expectation for the future. He will use all means to enrich his limited life and create infinitely wonderful scenery. For Tagore, death is not fear, but indifference and liberation.

"If you shed tears when you miss the sun, you will also miss the stars." He told me that the brilliance of the stars, however faint, is also a medal of strength, and it is not worth losing for what has been lost.

He is a poet, and poets love the world. Even this "world" still exists darkness, selfishness, desire, betrayal and filth. Even if only one bird is willing to stay for him and sing "I love you", it is enough for him to worship and believe in the whole world.

As Tagore once said, "I believe in your love.

After watching the birds, it was a rainy day, and the drizzle was obliquely woven, and there was a layer of smoke outside the window. I am depressed because I missed a good opportunity.

After reading the books on the shelf, I was attracted by the name of a book, Birds by Indian poet Tagore. The thin layer took a long time to finish. This collection of prose poems with little thought seems to be all-encompassing, and the content is carefully tasted. In this reading understanding of life, I know how to deal with difficulties and obstacles. Are you lamenting misfortune? Still making progress?

After reading this book, obviously, I have found the answer.

"If you shed tears when you miss the sun, you also miss the stars." Don't cry when you miss the sun. As long as you face up to the night and persist in the pursuit of the night, then the shining stars in the night sky will give you strength and confidence, so that you can pursue the sun of tomorrow more bravely. If you just sigh your destiny, you will not only be inspired by the stars, but also die tomorrow, even in the distant sun.

Short poems express profound philosophy of life, which is the charm of Tagore's poems. It tells people how to be strong in life and how to deal with all kinds of difficulties in life. Right? Looking back now, I am really stupid. What's the use of being discouraged just because you missed an opportunity? It is better to work hard now, make full preparations and seize the next opportunity.

I don't know when the rain stopped, and I'm no longer depressed. Indeed, after reading Tagore's works, we can always feel an inspiring enterprising spirit, which is very beautiful.

The first time I saw a bird, I saw Bird 6, and I was deeply attracted by its name.

Poetry is concise in language, beautiful in artistic conception and full of philosophy. The author's thoughts on nature, love and life give people spiritual enlightenment and spiritual baptism.

"Life is gorgeous like summer flowers, and death is beautiful like autumn leaves." This sentence beautifully and implicitly expresses the author's outlook on life and world. Summer flowers are a symbol of vigorous vitality. Life is like summer flowers, that is to say, live brilliantly and unrestrained, as gorgeous and vigorous as flowers in full bloom in summer. Be kind to life, cherish life, and live meaningfully and worthily, instead of being in a daze, and let time pass. Autumn leaves are sad, melancholy, sad and quiet. In the face of death, they accepted it calmly, waited for the return of life, drew a beautiful curve in the air, and danced an indifferent song of life to let life pass away calmly. Isn't this the true meaning of life? Do not pursue gorgeous, successful, luxurious and noble, just come quietly like autumn leaves, bring a shade to the world and leave a beautiful turn for the world. Of course, this kind of life is a bit sad and beautiful, but isn't it the same with life?

Reading birds is also reading Tagore. The mountains, water, grass and trees in the article are all his favorites, and they are all his heartfelt words. It can be seen that his description of clouds, moon, grass, green trees and clear springs in the stars is skillful. In fact, isn't this all the expression of his spiritual voice?

"Bird" is a harmonious and wonderful movement. Every poem is a refreshing movement, and every sentence is an amazing work of art, which contains profound philosophy.

Comment on Birds 7 Tagore I like Tagore, and I like his works even more, especially birds. This poem is not only short and pithy in every sentence. And the gap between words reveals the true meaning of life.

I know this book step by step, and I have read it many times. As the saying goes, "review the past and learn the new", and every time you read it, you can get a deeper meaning from it.

At first, I read it in general, but I only thought the Chinese was good. Read a few lines every day, as if you can forget all your troubles, but you haven't learned anything from them.

When I read it for the second time, I slowed down a little, understood the words carefully, and gradually found that all the tiny and unremarkable things in the world were so vivid and emotional in Tagore's keen eyes. Tagore is really a great poet in the world literary world! His great image is deeply imprinted on my mind.

While enjoying birds, I also began to understand Tagore. He loves mountains, rivers, plants and trees in nature. He expressed cordial expectations and sincere concern for the younger generation. In a word, his poems can be regarded as a summary of the world. I like him because he never refuses life, but can tell the value of life itself.

My feelings for birds have always been "respect" rather than "fear". The feeling of "bird" has always been cordial and warm. Now, in my diary, sometimes there is a poem like "bird".

The language of birds is harmonious and beautiful music. Every poem in it is exquisite art and contains profound philosophy.

In fact, a bird is not just a poem, it can be called a philosophy.

Bird Review 8 finished reading Birds today and was deeply attracted by Tagore's fresh and beautiful words.

The first article at the beginning is refreshing, with the beautiful scenery of nature as the introduction, explaining the truth, "It is the tears of the earth that keep her smile young." This sentence is also very intriguing. There will always be many bumps and tribulations in life. As long as we face them bravely, we will certainly overcome the difficulties. How can you see the rainbow without seeing the wind and rain? So suffering will only make people brave and strong, it will make people better, and we should not be afraid of it. Chapter 10, "Worry calms down in my heart like dusk in the silent forest", is very apt and accurate. The mountains and forests are beautiful, but silence can better show that people's emotions are in a very active state, and anxiety calms down, just like the mountains and forests in the evening, which can better highlight a series of changes in the author's heart. That's great.

But "these little thoughts are the rustle of green leaves; They whispered happily in their hearts. "I appreciate this sentence more. Micro thinking is people's yearning for a better life. Sometimes, micro-thinking can also alleviate the boredom in our hearts. When we think of some trivial things, we know each other's difficulties and forgive each other. These thoughts are as pleasant as the rustling of green leaves. " The bird wants to be a cloud, and the cloud wants to be a bird. "This is more thought-provoking. We know that we like what others have, but we don't know that what we have is beautiful. So we should think more about how many beautiful things we have, instead of just coveting other people's things and making ourselves happy.

After reading the book, although there are still some poems I can't understand, reading is a kind of enjoyment and can benefit people endlessly.

After reading Birds, I came across a book. Finding and falling in love with it will definitely bring me endless enjoyment.

Life is as beautiful as summer flowers and death as autumn leaves. When I first heard this sentence, my father and I were sitting in front of a dry river bed to have a rest. The moonlight covered the riverbed, shining with silver light, leaving only a little leakage in the dry cracks, leaving a crisscross black silhouette in the silver light. Several dead roots are lying on the shore, and the roots that were originally buried deep underground are now sticking out into the night sky like branches, motionless. A song came faintly from the radio of the off-road vehicle, and the DJ casually said this sentence with a beautiful melody.

"Just that sentence is really good! Thousands of years ago, it must have been flowing water and trees; Although it has become a desert, there is no vitality, but everything is beautiful. Why? " I put my chin in my hands and looked at the night sky and muttered to myself.

"This is the language of the poet. A few words can sum up thousands of years of life and death, rise and fall. I recommend a book to you-Birds. Maybe you can find the answer there. " Dad touched my head and said with a smile.

Back to the familiar city, I am busy with classes, homework, training and exams every day ... I gradually forget that there is a book waiting for me quietly on the other side of my heart.

Finally, one day, I saw Birds by Indian poet Tagore on the bookshelf. When I opened the book, the poet wrote, "Life is as beautiful as summer flowers, and death is as beautiful as autumn leaves ..." I was deeply attracted, just like finding a clear spring in the vast desert.

This is my favorite book. Let's open it together and find the answer about life, ideal and life!

Thinking of Birds 10 Birds is one of the representative works of Tagore, an Indian poet, and one of the most outstanding poetry collections in the world. It includes 325 beautiful untitled poems.

Day and night, streams and oceans, freedom and betrayal are all integrated in Tagore's works. Short sentences express profound philosophy of life and lead the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom.

I was lucky enough to watch Tagore's Birds after school, and I have experienced the charm of poetry in Chinese textbooks since high school. Poets have a beautiful perception of everything, and when reading, they will also get a pure experience. Poetry has a wide range of themes, including light and darkness, streams and oceans, freedom and betrayal, and God's thinking, love and distance.

The poet is full of beautiful cognition about everything. It is in this expression of thinking about nature and life that the poet wrote his philosophical thinking about nature, universe and life with lyrical markers. Lead the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom. His poems shine with profound philosophical light like pearls, which not only arouses people's love for nature, human beings and all the beautiful things in the world, but also enlightens people how to persist in the ideal pursuit of real life and make the whole life full of joy and light.

In his poetry creation, Tagore eulogized his sincere love for the world with a pure heart, and praised the beautiful things of the whole nature, the whole mankind and the whole universe, so that those of us who are in a busy and fast-paced life can slow down and feel all the charm of the world while enjoying poetry.

People in this world, how kind, how to return to the original heart, is something we sometimes need to think about.

Feeling birds after reading 1 1 "Let life be beautiful like summer flowers and death like autumn leaves." "The bird wishes to be a white cloud, and the cloud wishes to be a bird." "There is no trace in the sky, but I have flown." What a beautiful sentence this is! I am deeply impressed by these sentences, which are all from Tagore's classic poetry collection Birds.

Birds consists of 105 poems. There are only two or three short sentences in each poem, but after reading Birds several times and savoring it carefully, you will have a different feeling. Tagore's classic poems are intertwined with love and beauty.

I fell in love with the language of birds as soon as I started reading them. Its language is very beautiful and catchy, with a sweet and fresh breath, which blooms like a flower on every page of poetry.

The second time I read Tagore's poems, I felt mellow and deeply educated. "Roots bear fruit for branches without asking for anything in return." This sentence compares parents to roots and children to fruits. This reminds me of my parents. My parents are both office workers. They have to go to work every day and take care of me. It can be said that my parents' daily life is like a war: I have to be sent to school in the morning before I go to work; The first thing after work is to pick me up at school. When I get home, one cooks and the other helps me with my homework. I'm very tired. But my parents care about me so much that they never ask for anything in return. I am very touched and always try my best to help my parents do what they can.

"I only know how to shine on myself in the Woods and let everyone grow." "If you shed tears when you miss the sun, you will also miss the stars." These are not only beautiful poems, but also condensed wisdom and truth. Tagore's poems made me understand a lot.

On Birds 12 Birds is Tagore's masterpiece. Today, after reading it, we can still feel the rich feelings and profound philosophy revealed by the author. "Birds" is not long, with only 325 paragraphs, mostly short and pithy epigram poems, which are very suitable for careful taste.

In the first paragraph of the opening paragraph, the reason for the naming of Birds is pointed out. On the surface, Tagore expressed his longing for summer and his boredom with autumn with two completely different images: "bird" and "yellow leaf". However, after further consideration, we can find that this writing technique, which combines dynamic and static, promotes and inhibits simultaneously, essentially shows that the poet is full of joy for the free "bird" and sorrow for the lonely "yellow leaf". Summer symbolizes freedom and hope, and autumn represents oppression and gloom. A few words can form a more stereoscopic picture. There are many ways to write this "contrast". For example, "A bird wants to be a cloud. The cloud is willing to be a bird, so I also choose two images, one moving and one static, for comparison. Through the contrast between images, it clearly shows the author's attitude towards life: longing for integration with nature and yearning for unrestrained and free life. In the era of vigorous development of the western industrial age, Tagore chose a tendency to pursue nature against the "trend", which is a pioneer in reflecting on science and modernization.

In paragraphs 130 and 243, Tagore talked about "truth" and "error" twice. Between the lines, we can feel that the author was not satisfied with the overly depressed social environment at that time, thinking that it bound thinking and hindered social development. The value orientation of being afraid of making mistakes is essentially a conservative tendency. Truth and error are relative, and we can't stop pursuing truth just because we encounter mistakes. Seeking truth itself is a process of trial and error, and error and truth may really be only one step away. From this, we can feel that Tagore also showed an open and inclusive liberal position in value orientation. There are many such examples in Birds, most of which use natural images and symbolic techniques to explain the author's outlook on life and values.

It is also a blessing to be able to read a few lines of poems silently.

Random Thoughts on Birds 13 Birds contains 325 short poems by Tagore, a famous Indian poet. These poems have no title, but the author's observation and reflection on life and social phenomena and scenery. Many poems have only one or two sentences, but they express profound philosophy and the author's thoughts. For our readers, we need to taste and interpret it slowly.

Bird Collection describes many natural scenery, full of worship of nature and praise of freedom, equality and fraternity. It is a collection of poems full of positive energy, which is worthy of sublimation.

The author wrote, "The world kissed me and asked me to sing back." This poem expresses the spirit of fraternity of "repaying bad with good", and treats people with a broad mind. Only when we know how to resolve hostility can we get real happiness for ourselves. Such people always live in expectation and advocate a perfect future.

When I read "Never frown even when you are sad, because you never know who is falling in love with your smile." It has brought me deep thinking: there will inevitably be pain in life, but we should always adhere to the spirit of smiling and optimism, which will affect people around us, make others feel happy and be loved by others at the same time. Read it. When many people encounter difficulties and setbacks, they often respond negatively, decadent, and their dreams are difficult to realize.

Tagore also wrote, "If the bird's wings are tied with gold, the bird can no longer soar in the sky." Although this sentence is written about small animals, it actually warns people not to give up their most precious things, such as family ties, feelings and friendship, which are very precious and need to be cherished and cared for. Without these, even if we are rich, we can't make ourselves really happy and happy.

The poem above makes me feel much better. As people in a peaceful era, we should cherish the beauty of nature and stick to the pure land in our hearts!

For me, the greatest happiness is to make a pot of hot tea, sit on the grass, with my back against a big tree and a book in my hand, and think carefully. In that quiet time, only the birds who came here occasionally accompanied me. Smelling the smell of printing ink, enjoying the touch of fingertips across the pages, listening to the shallow songs of birds, unloading fatigue and dust, at that moment, I just did myself.

The first time I saw a bird, its name made my eyes shine. Stray birds of summer come to my window to sing. One short sentence at a time made me jump out of prose and novels. In the busy high school study, I can afford it and put it down. Unconsciously, the pages in my hand are getting thinner and thinner, and it's time to end.

"Birds" may be only a few words, but it is enough to tell a philosophy of life. The language is concise enough to make people think. "Birds" comes from nature: "Coconut was secretly released to bloom, but Japanese received a thank-you letter". The night silently gives people fragrance but never asks for it, and is willing to let the day be admired. It's enough for him to watch people laugh behind his back. This selfless dedication has taught me to give.

"My existence is a permanent magic for me, and this is life." Everyone should live only for himself. Walking in the city, there are always these disappointments, but your life will go on. Keep your back straight. The earth will turn without you, but for yourself, sorrow and joy are all one day, so compare the two and teach me to love myself.

I watched Birds, and I may have only seen a little, but it doesn't affect my love for it. Its spiritual language gives me a new understanding and feeling every time I revisit it.

Summer birds, gracefully flapping their wings plated with Phnom Penh, crossed a ray of red in the east at dawn, crossed the clear spring water in the mountains, drew a beautiful arc in the air, landed on the grass and stopped by my side. Here you are. Maybe this is life.

Reflections on Birds 15 Today, I read Tagore's classic Birds. After reading this book, I feel that I have entered a beautiful world in the world.

Everything in the world is so real and perfect here. Those sharp words and unrealistic things have already turned into dead branches and leaves in the soil.

There are many beautiful sentences there. These plain sentences and sentences are Tagore's inner cry. Short sentences express profound philosophy of life and lead people to explore the source of truth and wisdom. These more than 300 poems are waiting for everyone to savor!

After reading this "Birds", I was deeply touched. Tagore wrote this "Birds" with many good words and sentences, which made everyone who read it full of praise, including me. I agree with many statements written by Tagore. I admire him for writing such beautiful poems. He also has many works, among which my favorite poems are Crescent Moon and Birds, because the poems in the book are beautiful. Tagore described everything in nature, even ordinary flowers and plants. He wrote like a living person, talking and walking, perfect and full of vitality.

Someone once commented on Tagore: His climactic and harmonious personality can give us immeasurable comfort, develop our originally blocked spiritual source, point out the direction and standard of our efforts, correct our abnormal behavior of modern wild indulgence, soothe our anxiety about meeting the ancients, smooth the meaning of our transition period, expand our sympathy and love, and guide us into a complete dream. I think Tagore wrote this poem because he wanted us to cherish our mother, our home-the earth.

From Tagore's touching words, I feel his open-minded attitude towards life. Although Birds is only a collection of poems composed of simple words, it tells the truth of life between the lines.