《姑娘与海》诗歌原文鉴赏推荐3篇(《海与姑娘》：一场灵魂之旅的诗歌享受)

近日，一首诗歌《姑娘与海》在网络上引起了热议。该诗以古风为背景，以海洋与姑娘的对话为主线，充满了浪漫主义的色彩，让人回味无穷。本文将为大家推荐这篇诗歌，并进行一些鉴赏。

第1篇

?临江仙·堪笑一场颠倒梦》作者为宋朝诗人朱敦儒。其古诗全文如下：

堪笑一场颠倒梦，元来恰似浮云。尘劳何事最相亲。今朝忙到夜，过腊又逢春。

流水滔滔无住处，飞光匆匆西沈。世间谁是百年人。个中须著眼，认取自家身。

这首《临江仙》是朱敦儒后期作品。词中旷远清淡的心境描绘，朴素无华的措辞用语，都流露出离乱时代士大夫所特有的清逸与超脱，语淡而味永。

开篇二句如从肺腑流出：“堪笑一场颠倒梦，元来恰似浮云。”作者一生寄情山水，从隐居、出仕、罢官、归隐，这一人生曲折的历程，使他看透了人间的忧患。本来自己无意于官场，以布衣啸傲山水间，但最后却因做官而被误解、讥讽，这就是“一场颠倒梦”。他一首《念奴娇》词中写道：“老来可喜，是历遍人间，谙知物外。看透虚空，将恨海愁山一时挼碎。”这完全是看透红尘、超然物外的思想，因而才产生人生“恰似浮云”的省悟。他《沙塞子》中也说过：“世事短如春梦，人情薄如秋云。”南宋国势哀败、政治混乱的社会环境中，他被官场的流言所挫伤之后，产生这种心理状态是不奇怪的。接着，他以“婉丽清畅”的笔调，抒写一涌而出的思绪，“尘劳何事最相亲。今朝忙到夜，过腊又逢春。”词人借对时间流动的描写来呈现感情的变化，“朝”与“夜”、“过腊”与“逢春”的转化，体现了时间由短暂到悠长。前者表现了世俗的劳累忙碌，从“朝”到“夜”，着一“忙”字，连接朝、夜的往还相续，日日如是，生活毫无实际价值；后者则表现了韶光的流逝，腊月之后，春天又来临了。但世俗的奔忙中，“何事最相亲”呢？面对这个没有答案的问题作者心潮起伏。

“流水滔滔无住处，飞光忽忽西沉”是前面思潮起伏的继续和深化。“流水”与“飞光”，是借以影射时间的流逝，人事变迁的迅速：“滔滔”与“忽忽”，是以水流之势及太阳西坠匆匆的景象，形容流年的短暂：“无住处”与“西沉”写流水奔流永不停息，红日西附何等快速！作者对客观世界的体验中，骤生一种空虚的失落感，他反复用不同的景况显示着貌似平淡而内蕴却是复杂、激动的思绪，因此，发出“世间谁是百年人”的喟叹，进而引出结拍“个中须著眼，认取自家身”。宋周必大《二老堂诗话》载：“朱希真致仕居嘉禾，诗词独步一世。秦丞相欲令教秦伯阳作诗，遂除鸿胪少卿。或作诗云：‘少室山人久挂冠，不知何事到长安。如今纵插梅花醉，未必王侯著眼看。’”这样的`讥讽，使一位饱经沧桑的山林老人心中的确会感到非常委屈和悲伤。还是宋高宗说得好：“此人联用橐荐以隐逸命官，置之馆阁，岂有始恬退而晚奔竞耶！”朱敦儒难言的心事正如周必大所说，“其实希真老爱其子，而畏避窜逐，不敢不起，识者怜之。”（《二老堂诗话·朱希真出处》）凡此种种能言或不能言之痛，融汇成一句“个中须著眼，认取自家身”。“个中”即“此中”、“这其间”之意，“须著眼”是指他所注意的事。这一句的意思指的是他一生的立言行事，他的旷达隐逸的胸襟，世事浮云，尘劳俗务，不须计较，所应注意的，仅于自己立身处世的态度而已，即“认取自家身”就行了。结拍两句是以一种闲谈的笔触，抒写词人饱经风霜之后所产生的思想反应说不管人世间的复杂与无情，不管世俗对他情感上的伤害，只要认取自身的立足点就行了。

这首词是作者历经沧桑，看破红尘之后，“勉作旷达狂之语，用以自解”（薛励若《宋词通》）。从一个侧面反映了当时较为普通的社会心态。

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第3篇

ten years old: in the olden days, when my dad grew up, things were sure different.

twelve years old: oh, well, naturally, dad doesn't know anything about that. he is too old to remember his childhood.

fourteen years old: don't pay any attention to my dad. he is so old-fashioned1.

twenty-five years old: dad knows about it, but then he should, because he has been around so long.

thirty years old: maybe we should ask dad what he thinks. after all, he's had a lot of experience.

thirty-five years old: i'm not doing a single thing until i talk to dad.

forty years old: i wonder how dad would have handled it. he was so wise.

fifty years old: i'd give anything if dad were here now so i could talk this over with him. too bad i didn't appreciate how smart he was. i could have learned3 a lot from him.

当我十岁的时候：在爸爸成长的旧日里，事情和现在完全不同。

当我十二岁的时候：哦，很显然，爸爸对于那件事什么也不知道。他太老了，回忆不起自己的童年了。

当我二十一岁的时候：他？上帝，他是无可救药地过时了。

当我二十五岁的时候：爸爸对此了解，但是这是他应该了解的，因为他已经经历了这么多。

当我三十岁的时候：也许我们该问问爸爸他是怎么想的。毕竟他有很多经验。

当我三十五岁的时候：除非我和爸爸谈谈，否则我不能做任何事。

当我四十岁的时候：我想知道爸爸会怎样处理这件事。他是如此明智。

当我五十岁的时候：如果爸爸在这，我会把所有的东西都给他。太遗憾了，我没有意识到他是多么明智。我本能从他身上学到更多。

“a father is always making his baby into a little woman. and when she is a woman he turns her back again.” -- enid bagnold

“it no longer bothers me that i may be constantly searching for father figures; by this time, i have found several and dearly enjoyed knowing them all.” -- alice walker

“none of you can ever be proud enough of being the child of such a father who has not his equal in this world-so great, so good, so faultless. try, all of you, to follow in his footsteps1 and don't be discouraged, for to be really in everything like him none of you, i am sure, will ever be. try, therefore, to be like him in some points, and you will have acquired a great deal.” -- victoria, queen of england

“that is the thankless position of the father in the family-the provider for all, and the enemy of all.” -- j. august strindberg

“it is a wise father that knows his own child.” -- william shakespeare

“it doesn't matter who my father was; it matters who i remember he was.” -- anne sexton

“one father is more than a hundred schoolmasters.” -- english proverb

“to be a successful father . . . there's one absolute2 rule: when you have a kid, don't look at it for the first two years.” -- ernest hemingway

“a man knows when he is growing old because he begins to look like his father.” -- gabriel garcquez

“i cannot think of any need in childhood as strong as the need for a father's protection.” -- sigmund freud

“i watched a small man with thick calluses on both hands work fifteen and sixteen hours a day. i saw him once literally3 bleed from the bottoms of his feet, a man who came here uneducated, alone, unable to speak the language, who taught me all i needed to know about faith and hard work by the simple eloquence4 of his example.” -- mario cuomo

“be kind to thy father, for when thou wert young, who loved thee so fondly as he?

he caught the first accents that fell from thy tongue, and joined in thy innocent5 glee.” -- margaret courtney

“if the new american father feels bewildered6 and even defeated, let him take comfort from the fact that whatever he does in any fathering situation has a fifty percent chance of being right.” -- bill cosby

“blessed indeed is the man who hears many gentle voices call him father!” -- lydia m. child

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