Poems about the mood of a room

1. Poems about mood and love

1. The origin and origin of love are gone with the wind, and the leaves are falling and I mourn alone. A dream of flowers in the mirror and the moon in the water, leaving only the sadness of loneliness under the moon.

2. I don’t know if it’s because I forgot to turn off the faucet, or because the house is becoming more and more emotional. I always thought it was the strongest, but I didn’t expect it cried the hardest. When a person is crying, you only need to give him a pack of tissues, but when a house is crying, you have to do a lot more work.

3. I hope someone will understand me, even if I don’t say anything.

4. There is love and infatuation in the world, and this hatred has nothing to do with the wind and the moon

5. I will always be there even if loneliness becomes a sea

6. If the heart is not If you move, the wind will do nothing; if you are not hurt, the years will be fine.

7. The relationship has always been shallow, but the love is deep. 2. An ancient poem about longing to live in a house

"Song of Thatched House Broken by the Autumn Wind" by Du Fu In August, the high autumn wind roared, rolling up the triple thatch on my house.

Mao flies across the river and spreads across the outskirts of the river. The taller ones hang on the treetops, while the lower ones float around the pond. A group of children in the south village deceived me because I was old and weak, and I was a thief who could not stand it.

He carried the grass into the bamboos openly, his lips were burnt and his mouth was dry and he couldn't breathe. When he came back, he leaned on his staff and sighed. The wind in Russia makes the clouds dark, and the autumn desert turns dark.

The quilt has been as cold as iron for many years, and the proud son has been lying on it and it has cracked inside. There is no drying place for the leakage at the bedside, and the rain is like hemp on the feet and has not been stopped.

My menstruation is disordered and I have less sleep. How can I get wet all night long? There are tens of millions of mansions in Ande, which can shelter the poor people all over the world and make them happy. They are as safe as a mountain even in the wind and rain! Alas! When I suddenly see this house in front of my eyes, my house alone will be broken down and frozen to death! In the spring of the second year of Shangyuan (761), Du Fu asked relatives and friends to build a thatched hut by Huanhua Creek in Chengdu, finally having a place to stay. Unexpectedly, in August, strong winds damaged the house and heavy rain followed.

The poet had a sleepless night and was filled with emotions, so he wrote this popular poem. The poem is about his own huts, but it expresses his concern for the country and the people.

This poem can be divided into four stanzas. The first stanza has five lines, each rhyming, and the five flat-tone rhymes of "Hao", "Mao", "Jiao", "Shao" and "Ao" are heard in the wind.

"The high autumn wind howls in August and rolls up the triple thatch on my house." It started quickly.

The three words "wind roaring" have a loud sound, and reading it is like hearing the roar of the autumn wind. The word "anger" personifies the autumn wind, making the next sentence not only action-packed but also full of strong emotions.

The poet finally built this thatched hut and just settled down. The autumn wind roared in and rolled up layers of thatch, as if deliberately against him. How could the poet not be extremely anxious? The word "fly" in "The grass flies across the river and spreads across the riverside" closely follows the word "roll" in the previous sentence. The "rolled" thatch did not fall beside the house, but "fly" away with the wind and "fly" across the river. , and then "sprinkled" them scatteredly and like raindrops on the "river suburbs": "the tall ones hang on the forest tips" and are difficult to get down; "the lower ones float to Shentan Col" and are also difficult to recover. "Rolling", "flying", "crossing", "sprinkling", "hanging" and "floating", one after another, the dynamics not only form a vivid picture, but also closely affect the poet's sight, setting the tone Touch the poet's heartstrings.

The genius of the poet is that he does not express his emotions abstractly, but embodies his emotions in objective descriptions. When we read these lines of poems, we clearly see a skinny old man in thin, shabby clothes, leaning on a cane, standing outside the house, watching eagerly as the roaring autumn wind rolls up the thatch on his house layer by layer, blowing it across the river. The law is scattered everywhere in the Jiangjiao; and his anxiety and resentment towards the wind-damaged house cannot help but arouse the screams in our hearts.

Five sentences in the second stanza. This is a development of the previous section and a complement to the previous section.

The thatch written "Sajiang Jiao" in the previous section cannot be taken back. Is there anything that can be recovered if it falls on flat ground? Yes, but they were taken away by the "Nancun group of children"! It is appropriate to pay attention to the five words "Bullying me because I am old and weak".

If the poet is not "old and feeble", but is strong and vigorous in his youth, he will naturally not be bullied like this. "Can't bear to be a thief in front of me" means that he can't bear to be a thief in front of me! This just expresses the poet's resentment at being bullied because he is "old and powerless". It is by no means really charging the "group of children" with "thieves" and having to go to the government to deal with the crime.

Therefore, there is nothing we can do if "the lips are burnt and the mouth is dry and I can't breathe." In the words of the poet "Wu Lang Again", this is exactly "I would rather have this than poverty"! If the poet had not been very poor, he would not have been so anxious about the strong wind blowing away the thatch: if the "group of children" had not been very poor, they would not have braved the strong wind to hold those worthless thatch.

All of this is the clue at the end. The lofty wish of "building thousands of buildings and sheltering poor people all over the world with joy" was born out of the reality of "poverty all over the world".

"Returning and leaning on the staff and sighing" are collected in one and two stanzas. Probably as soon as the poet heard the howling of the north wind, he was worried about the danger of the thatched hut that was not strong enough, so he went out with a stick. Only when the wind blew the hut apart and the thatch could not be taken back, did he have no choice but to walk home.

"Leaning on the stick", of course, corresponds to "old and feeble". The word "自" in "自 sigh" is very painful! The poet could only sigh for himself when he suffered such an unfortunate experience, and did not arouse the sympathy and help of others, so the decline of the world's atmosphere was beyond words, so the content of his "sigh" was very profound! When he himself was in ruins, had nowhere to stay, and received no sympathy and help from others, he clearly thought of countless poor people in similar situations.

The eight sentences in the third stanza describe the plight of a broken house and continuous rain. The two sentences "The wind in the sky fixes the color of the clouds, and the desert turns dark in autumn" use a large brush dipped in thick ink to render a gloomy and miserable atmosphere, thereby highlighting the poet's gloomy and miserable state of mind, while dense raindrops are about to fall from the deserted autumn sky. Sprinkling to the ground was already expected.

The two sentences "The quilt has been as cold as iron for many years, and the delicate child is lying in bed and is cracked" cannot be written by an author who has not experienced poverty. It is worth noting that this is not only a sign that the quilt is old and torn, but also a preparation for the story below that the house is broken and leaking.

In August in Chengdu, the weather is not "cold". It is precisely because "the leakage in the bedside room has no place to dry, and the rain has not stopped", so it feels cold. "Since my menstrual flow is chaotic and I have little sleep, how can I stay wet all night long?" Two sentences, one vertical and one closed.

Reality. Worrying about the country and its people, coupled with the "long night of being wet", how can one fall asleep? "He Youche" echoes the previous "Uncut", expressing the poet's eagerness to both stop the rain and look forward to the dawn.

And this mood was inspired by the difficult situation of a broken house and leaky quilts. So from the personal difficult situation to the similar situation of other people, it is a matter of course, and it naturally transitions to the end of the poem.

"There are tens of millions of vast buildings, and the poor people in the world are all happy. They are as safe as a mountain in the wind and rain." Seven-character sentences are used before and after, and nine-character sentences are used in the middle. The sentences are consecutively followed, and the expression is broad. Words about state of mind and pleasant emotions such as "Guangsha", "Millions of Rooms", "Dabi", "World", "Happy Face", "An Rushan", etc., have loud sounds, thus forming a sonorous and powerful poem. The rhythm and the momentum of galloping forward accurately express the poet's "leak from the bedside room".

3. I want some poems about mood

A good mood

Just like the smiling face of the hibiscus flower in full bloom

Just like the success raised by the sunflower

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New Year

A good mood turns upside down

Contradictory to the sun and the moon

The thoughts of yesterday are no longer the same

The good mood disappears

When the snow falls

I rely on dreams to fill the emptiness of reality

Slowly the kite no longer flies

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Because he found a partner

He also found happiness

He also found a good mood

Gradually the boat stopped floating

Because he found a partner

He also found happiness

He even found a good mood

Just like that he stopped

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Why did he stop like this?

For no other reason but for a good mood

Good Mood Poems and Essays

A good mood expresses inspiration

A good mood brings thoughts flying

A good mood creates forever!