Remembering the Modern Recitation Poems of Modern Revolutionary Martyrs

Remembering the modern recited poems of modern revolutionary martyrs;

Prison Song Ye Ting

The doors that people come in and out are locked,

The hole where the dog climbed out was open.

A voice shouted:

Climb out. Ah, set you free!

I long for freedom, but I also know.

How can a person's body crawl out of a dog hole!

I can only look forward to that day.

The underground fire is burning,

Burn this living coffin with me,

I should be in fire and blood

Get eternal life.

( 1942, 10, 2 1).

Pay tribute to General Ye Ting!

In the first half of the poem, the author compares "man" with "dog", "door" and "hole", and clearly expounds the revolutionaries' lofty pursuit of personality integrity.

Hungarian poet petofi once said, "Life is precious, but love is more expensive. If you are free, you can throw both. " Famous sentences express people's persistent pursuit of freedom. Kuomintang reactionaries want to use this instinctive desire of the people to conquer revolutionaries who can't be conquered by torture. It is this instinctive desire.

However, how can they know the difference between the "freedom" they give and the "freedom" that revolutionaries yearn for? This temptation has no effect in front of such a determined revolutionary as the poet.

Revolutionaries are willing to shed their heads and blood just because they want to fight for real freedom for more people, even if they are in jail. Although I lost my personal freedom, what can I cherish if I lose this "little freedom" and gain more people's "great freedom"?

The ancients said: "The reason why martyrs are different from constant people is to match friendship with fighting." And the poet is such a rich and unyielding, poor and unyielding upright revolutionary.

He wrote: "I long for freedom, but I deeply know how a person's body can climb out of the dog hole!" " Therefore, when he was faced with the choice of "freedom" and "imprisonment", he would rather choose "imprisonment" in order to safeguard the dignity of a "person" and the revolutionary integrity of a producer. ?

The poet's great personality is fully reflected here.

In the second half of the poem, the poet answered the voices shouting outside with impassioned tone, told them their own choices, and expressed their lofty aspirations and fearless spirit with fierce words.

In the poem, the poet uses a "living coffin" as a metaphor for this human purgatory that imprisons revolutionary volunteers. On the one hand, it exposed the atrocities of the Kuomintang reactionaries who brutally persecuted the revolutionary volunteers and slaughtered the producers here; On the other hand, it also reveals that the reactionary rule of the Kuomintang is bound to perish.

The poet firmly believes that the revolution will eventually win the final victory, and he is looking forward to the blazing fire of the revolution and burning the purgatory on earth. He is willing to give his blood and life for the country and the nation, and let himself reflect the true value of life in the struggle between blood and fire.

And get eternal life. We seem to see that in the burning fire, an indomitable image of party member stands tall and radiant.

Extended data:

Prison Song is a modern poem written by Ye Ting, a modern revolutionary, in 1942. This poem exposes the ugly behavior and extremely weak nature of the Kuomintang reactionaries, shows the great integrity of the revolutionaries, and expresses the lofty aspirations and lofty sentiments of dedicating themselves to the revolution. The whole poem is easy to understand, such as blurting out, but the emotion is intense, the momentum is heroic and the artistic conception is clear and complete.

This is a vernacular narrative poem, divided into two sections. The whole poem is easy to understand, easy to understand, without classics, gorgeous words and allusions, but it has a loud sound, fiery feelings, heroic momentum and magnificent artistic conception, which makes people shocked by the author's awe-inspiring righteousness after reading it.

This is the true expression of the poet's noble sentiment, which makes readers feel the awe of the poet's noble personality.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Song of Prison