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There is a black willow and a pair of white willows. It is forbidden to steal the fruit, which is dried later because of the dry weather. Half of it was missing, and the black material came back, thinking that it was white, and he dared to go white after stealing the fruit.

After a few days it rained, and when the fruit had absorbed the rain, it became a full nest again, and then it was dark that I wept bitterly, and said, "White Bird, my dearest good friend." Come back soon!

The love poem "The White Bird" is Yeats's early poem, the style of the poem is clear and pure, using symbolism to write the technique, combining the poet's emotions and imagery, pouring out a sad story of the poet, expressing the true emotions of the heart.

The White Bird** is based on a trip between Yeats and Maute, when a pair of seagulls flew overhead, and Maute said that if she was to be reborn in the afterlife, she would like to become a seagull. A few days later, she received Yeats's poem "The White Bird", which expressed the poet's wish for love.

The romantic poet integrated his love for Maute and his imagination of a better life into the poem, using words and images to dedicate the image of his lover, his dreams, and his life's pursuit to his lover without reservation, and also perfectly showed it to the world.

Reading the whole poem, it is not difficult for us to see that the image of the "white bird" symbolizes the poet's desire to get rid of the troubles of the world, and the desire to turn into a white bird with his sweetheart, fly on the crest of the sea with wings, fly to the coast of Dannan and the countless small islands there, and never return. At the same time, the poet used beautiful imagery such as "lilies" and "roses" to symbolize the political trivialities that Maute Gang was passionate about, showing that he also understood Maute very well. In the poem, "the countless islands and the shores of Dana", that is, Danaan Shore, is the dreamy abode of the Danu gods in Irish mythology, it seems to me that Yeats is using the enchanting place like a fairyland as an image to express the realm of art, beauty, and love that he is obsessed with, but all this too beautiful just reflects its unreality, like a bubble, which will disappear once it gets close to daylight.

All the beautiful images and imaginary paradises in the poem are terminated by the image of Maut Gang, and the more beautiful the imagery, the more it symbolizes the pain and sorrow in the poet's heart, and the poet's words are like a blooming rose that releases the depressed heart and creates a paradise of love, but there is no choice but to drown everything in the waves of fantasy.

1.A shocking caged bird, a delightful bird, an abomination, a miserable bird.

2.Contrasting technique. The function is to use caged birds, jackdaws and owls to contrast the loveliness of the good birds living in the free world, and at the same time to highlight the author's dissatisfaction with the practice of caged birds as if they were in captivity. (Roughly correct).

3.The author hopes to build a society free of freedom, equality, happiness, beauty, without power, oppression, and poverty. I want to have a life where I can freely develop my personality and talents. (Roughly correct). )