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【正文】 ic world that wanted setting to rights, and a humanity, suffering from spiritual death and cosmic injustice, that needed saving. He was for the most part of his life trying to offer Confucian philosophy as the one faith which could help to save the West.5. style: very difficult to readPound’s early poems are fresh and lyrical. The Cantos can be notoriously difficult in some sections, but delightfully beautiful in others. Few have made serious study of the long poem。 and many seem to agree that the Cantos is a monumental failure.6. ContributionHe has helped, through theory and practice, to chart out the course of modern poetry.7. The Cantos – “the intellectual diary since 1915”Features:(1) Theme: plex subject matters(3) children in a crowd hurrying out of the dim, damp, and sombre station. So impressed was he by the spectacle that he resolved to bring it out in poetic language. The result is the poem. The object: the faces in that dim amp。 death, hope amp。 attitude toward Whitman. At the beginning of the 20th century, Pound and many others were disgusted with Whitman’s positive amp。 “the vital part of my message, taken from the sap amp。 “His message is my message. We will see that men hear it.郎騎竹馬來，繞床弄青梅。十四為君婦，羞顏未嘗開。十五始展眉，原同塵與灰。十六君遠(yuǎn)行，瞿塘滟滪堆。門前遲行跡，一一生綠苔。八月蝴蝶來，雙飛西園草。早晚下三巴，預(yù)將書報家?！癟he RiverMerchant’s Wife: A Letter”Theme: the use of images amp。 moss。 growing ageAllusion: the story of a woman waiting for her husband on a hillFor Pound: the otherworldly nature of her love during her marriageThis opening stanza of 6 lines is organized around a central image of the rivermerchant and his wife as a child, confirmed by the first ponent of the central image: the picture of a little girl with her hair cut in bangs. (The mark of an adult woman in the ancient Chinese culture was elaborate arrangements of uncut long hair.)Each line contributes to a clearer understanding of the central image of the children. The repetition in three separate lines of the verb playing to describe the little girl39。s presence on stilts and his circling around where she sits, emphasizes the natural, contented activity of children — almost as a part of the natural world referred to here by flowers and blue plums. This stanza establishes the presence of the I and the you in the world of the poem.s shyness in this formal adult situation by offering a picture of her bent head and averted eyes, a shyness so extreme that she could not respond to her husband, no matter how
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