English ancient poems about geese

The following is an ancient English poem about geese:

1, goose, goose, goose! You craned your neck and sang to your blue sky. White feathers floated on the green water. You swam across the clear water with your red webbed feet. Your wings are like clouds, and your voice is like jade.

Take a walk on the shore and swim in the water. You are the king of birds, you are a friend of mankind, a good bird, not greedy, only eat what you need and don't hurt others. Loyalty and courage, a symbol of peace, is loved by all people and a treasure of the world.

Information about singing geese

1, creative background Luo wrote the poem "Singing Goose" at the age of seven. According to legend, his father is a small official and his mother is a lady of scholarly family, so he has received a good cultural influence since he was a child. When he was seven years old, he saw geese swimming in the water and wrote this poem.

This poem depicts a group of geese swimming in the water, their necks winding into the sky and singing beautiful songs in their mouths. The white hair on the body floats lightly on the water, and the red palm stirs the clear water waves. The language of the whole poem is concise and vivid, which shows the author's natural feeling of careful observation.

3. Vivid artistic features Luo vividly shows the characteristics and swimming posture of wild geese by depicting their curves, white hairs and Anthurium. There is a sharp contrast between the first two sentences "Goose, Goose, Goose, Quxiang Xiang Tiange" and the last two sentences "White hair floating green water, Anthurium playing clear waves" in Jiegongzheng poem, which makes the whole picture more vivid and interesting. Poetry with far-reaching artistic conception depicts the posture of wild geese swimming and bending to the sky.

4. Cultural significance: The poem "Ode to Goose" has profound cultural connotation and historical value. It is not only an excellent children's poem, but also one of the treasures of China literature. It embodies the concern and respect of China traditional culture for nature, animals and life, and also shows people's pursuit and yearning for a better life.