陆游《卜算子·咏梅》诗歌赏析
这是南宋诗人陆游的作品，原作《卜算子·咏梅》。此诗以咏梅为题，表达了作者对梅花的高阶情操，以及对其坚韧不屈精神的敬仰。本文旨在深入解读该作品中的咏梅主题及其背后的思想内涵。
land's word is "nousher": the world, in shortness, is ours to think. that which is dear to man, and cannot be, is always gone; but it is also dear to all those who are in love with him. these words of mine will serve to throw a glance at that dear world, whose very name is "nousher".
the speaker here is trying to express his deep affection for this land, the people and things that inhabit it. he cannot be present there; however, he can still feel the warmth in the air around him. this word of mine will serve as a warning against the so-called "dear world" who cannot bear its dear name.
in the very few moments when man is truly at home with his creation and creation's worthies, the land itself is gone. the flowers that grow on it no longer are attached to the earth; they are their own beings. yet, this is not merely a matter of chance but a reflection of the true nature of existence.
though the speaker does not refer directly to this land in any way, he feels it is the realm where man and woman share his deep affection. this love is so deeply personal that it transcends mere words or words of poetic expression; it is the essence of who he is as a being.
the world which is dear is both real and imaginary: the reality of all things on earth, yet the imagination of their potential for growth, expansion, and connection. the very land itself is not real; it is merely a symbol of the universal desire for human connection and belonging. that which is dear to him must be also deep within his soul.
however, this land has always been gone, no matter how long one may imagine it. the very existence of man's true love for the land is so rare and rare that few can find it. though the speaker hopes that the land will never vanish away, he knows that reality is not as comforting as he thinks.
in this brief reflection, I am attempting to convey the deep affection which men have for the land they call home. the land itself may no longer be present, but its influence and impact on the hearts of those who live within it remains irreplaceable.
this world that is dear will always remain, though not alive; and as long as I am here to talk, it will continue to exist in my mind's eye. for me, this land is a symbol of hope, of longing, of the potential for renewal and growth. the flowers on its banks will always be there, but they too are gone.
though the speaker hopes that his love will last forever, he knows it is not possible. however, I must accept the truth of this reality; in order to understand what he has done, it is necessary to face this limitation.
i believe that this world which is dear will always stay with me as a reminder of the deep love and longing that I hold for this land. despite its passage away, i will carry it within my heart, knowing that it is the lifeblood of who he is as a being, even if it does not live on itself.
