What are the characteristics of the poet s thoughts and feelings in the poem?

Love is pleasant, sad, intoxicated, emotional, brave, trusting, sincere, considerate, lovesick, nostalgic, sweet, alcoholic, sweet, intoxicated, happy, sacrificial, noble, dedicated, responsible. What is Love? Love is when you think of this person, you will pray for him to be happy and safe, you will want to be with him forever, when you have to leave, what do you want to leave for him.

Love is in the lonely night, thoughts come like a tide, holding a book in his hand but can't read it, thinking about whether he has dinner at this time, whether he thinks about himself as much as himself. Love is, on the weekend, use half a day to make a few good dishes by yourself, and watch her (him) eat them satisfactorily; It is to constantly refill her (his) coffee cup with hot water in the cold winter; Love is to see flowers, want to enjoy with him or her, love is to walk through the cliff and waterside, you will think with a little regret: if two people travel together, what a happy thing!

What is Love? Love is to want to see him and be afraid to see him, love is to talk to him and be afraid to disturb him, love is to silently want to help him, love is an unquenchable desire, love is to see him, with a look of indifference on his face, but when he passes by, he carefully feels the vibrating air around him, so he can't help but look back; Love is to see a figure that resembles his back on the street in a foreign land and freeze in place for a long time. Love is obviously inseparable from him, but you have to give up on him and hope that he is happy, even if that happiness is not shared with you.

Love is always feeling that time flies too fast together, and love is a good companion for the lonely soul in the journey of life.

This is the poet of the Yuan Dynasty for the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, the north wind is easy to cold at the beginning, and the north wind blows the river dry.

The north wind is three white geese, and the cold air is straight to Zhuya Mountain.

Qiankun has been angry for 300 years. The wind swept away the floor and left no money.

Thousands of miles of rivers and lakes want to be chic, and watch the spring geese come and go.

The north wind refers to the Mongol forces that rose in the steppe, and the white goose refers to the homonym of Boyan, the commander of the Yuan army.

Regarding the poems of the wild geese, I remember that the moon in the spring river was written: Poor upstairs wandering in the moon, should be taken away from the makeup mirror.

The jade curtain can't be rolled up, and the clothes are smashed and the anvil is returned.

At this time, we don't hear each other, and we are willing to shine on you month by month.

The wild goose flies for a long time, and the fish and dragon dive into the water.

Last night, the dream of the idle pool fell, and the poor spring did not return home.

The river flows to the end of spring, and the moon falls in the river and the lake slopes westward.

The oblique moon sinks into the sea fog, and the stone Xiaoxiang has an infinite road.

I don't know how many people will return to the moon, and the falling moon will shake the river trees. The long-flying wild geese, the diving ichthyosaurs, the sleepless thinking women and the wandering wanderers constitute a complete poetic image, showing a picture full of life philosophy and life interest.

Xiaoyan's words are more, because swallows are an image in ancient poems, which can express the meaning of cherishing spring and autumn, entrusting the poet's lovesickness, and can also metaphorize the sorrow of parting, the sorrow of mutation and the pain of detention and so on. For example, Du Mu borrowed the swallow as a metaphor for palace grievances, "Where to camp the nest in the summer will be half, and the smoke in the thatched eaves will be double"; Li Bai wrote parting with Feiyan, "The Jade Tower Pearl Pavilion does not live alone, and the golden window embroidered households meet each other"; There is also Wei Yingwu expressing the melancholy felt by the change of seasons, "Where to go in autumn, see you again in spring".