吕时臣艾青星的幽默解读
在浙江鄞县的一个明朗的午后，吕时臣 sits down at his desk, pen in hand. He is a man of letters, known for his poetry and his wit. Today, he has decided to share with us his thoughts on Ai Qing's poem "The Stars."
"Ah," he says with a chuckle, "this poem is like a bowl of noodles - it's long and winding, but somehow it all comes together in the end." He pauses for effect before continuing.
"You see, Ai Qing was a man who loved nature. He spent much of his life outdoors, observing the world around him. And so when he writes about the stars, you can almost hear him whispering their names into your ear."
He leans back in his chair and smiles to himself as he continues.
"The stars are like diamonds scattered across the sky," he says with a twinkle in his eye. "Each one unique and beautiful in its own way. But what really makes this poem stand out is its sense of humor."
He leans forward again and grins mischievously.
"You see,"
