Topic: Please comment on Bang Viet’s poem Fire stove
Commenting on Bang Viet’s poem “Fire stove”
Assignment:
Childhood, growing up in a poor village, often leaves in the heart of each child many unforgettable memories. It could be the banyan tree, the well, or the days waiting for mom, waiting for her to come home from the market for the powdered candy, the sugar-covered donut. Especially for people who have to be far from their homeland and family, the nostalgia for the past is even more profound. In the hearts of people who are far away, there is always a longing for the old hometown, as in the Fireplace is the nostalgia for her and the warm pink fire she lights up every morning and afternoon.
Bang Viet was born in 1941, from Ha Tay (present-day Hanoi), he is one of the young poets who grew up during the resistance war against the US. His poetic style is rich in thought, philosophy, purity and is associated with the green age, especially the students.
The stove was composed in 1963, when Bang Viet was still a student studying abroad in the former Soviet Union. In his grief for the grandmother who raised him from childhood, Bang Viet traced the poem to express his deep affection and gratitude. First of all, for her rich and sacred sacrifice, she shows her passionate love for her roots, for the past, for her motherland, for her country, and for her motherland. his family and village. The poem was printed in the book Perfume Tree – The Fire Stove, a collection of poems printed with Luu Quang Vu, published in 1968.
The whole work is the world of memories, the passionate recollections of Bang Viet about his childhood, the image of his dear grandmother next to the fire.
“A bonfire floating in the morning dewA warm, warm fire I love you, I know how much sunshine and rain!”
At the beginning of the poem is the image of a fire stove, this is the image that triggers the author’s emotional circuit, the central image associated with the image of the poet’s beloved grandmother. Although written in the present, but the image of the fire here is an image in the past, in the years of childhood, coming to life, shining brightly in the author’s soul. The word “floating”, conjures up the image of a dancing fire, rejoicing in the morning dew, while also expressing the image of a fire stove imprinted in the inconsolable nostalgia of the grandchild, the skin nostalgia. about her. “A warm and warm fire” it shows the ingenuity, patience, resourcefulness that radiates from the grandmother, having to kindle the fire from a very young age, caring, shielding each wind. . From the memories of the fire, the author has revealed the grandson’s heart for her. Only one word “love” hides so much affection, love, gratitude and respect for her grandchild. Even though that grandchild is now grown, mature, far away from her embrace, away from her warm fire. The detail “knows how much sunshine and rain” has evoked how much time has passed, evoking the flood and hardship of her situation.
“When I was four years old, I got used to the smell of smoke That year was the year of hunger and thirst, My father went to drive a chariot, his horse was dry, and his horse was dry, I only remember the smoke in my eyes Thinking back to now, the bridge of my nose is still spicy!”
Images and childhood memories appear like a slow-motion movie, very vivid and profound through each milestone. The beginning is the memories when the grandchild has awareness, which is “When I was 4 years old, I got used to the smell of smoke”. That proves how many times I have lit a fire with my grandmother, the smell of smoke has become a very familiar smell, associated with the situation with nostalgia, associated with the mood of this grandchild. Smoke is an idyllic taste, familiar to life, if normally no one would pay attention, but for Bang Viet, the memory of a 4-year-old child becomes an earnest nostalgia. calm, becomes a thing that is treasured and kept in the soul. In addition to the smell of smoke, the author also remembers other memories, the most difficult days of the two grandchildren. That was the “year of hunger and thirst”, the famine of 1945 was deeply imprinted and in the author’s memory, the hunger entangled each person to the point of weariness, life became finite and infinitely withered. But the one who remembers the most is still the image of “smoke smothering my eyes”, but until now, the grandson gives in as though he can still feel the sting of smoke inhalation. In addition, that “spicy” is also the author’s pity when remembering the poor childhood years, about the hardships of grandmothers and fathers.
“For eight long years, you and your grandma built a fire Tu howling in the distant fields When you cried, do you remember grandma? Grandma used to tell stories about the days in Hue. How earnest is the sound of tu howling! Mother and father Busy work doesn’t come back, I stay with grandma, she tells me to listen, Grandma teaches me to work, she takes care of me to study, The fire group thinks and loves her hard, Tu how! Didn’t come to stay with her, Crying forever in the fields far away?”
When she was a little older, both of her parents went away to join the resistance war. The author lived with her for 8 years and was raised by her. It kept flowing in the stream of Bang Viet’s memories, so peaceful and full of emotions. “Eight long years” represents a very, very long time, in that very long time, first of all, she taught me how to light a fire, the fire of faith, of life, of cold. tender affection. The fire that my grandson and grandma rekindled every day has become a deep memory in the poet’s mind, becoming the main emotional circuit for the whole work. “The sound of tu howling” resounded throughout the distant field, back and forth in the whole poem three times, both anxiously and earnestly. It evokes the vast space in the distant fields, and then evokes the scene of a poor cottage next to a hot fire. The sound of that bird also evokes many memories in the soul of the simple, blue-collar grandmother. Grandma often tells me stories in Hue and those stories live forever in the mind of her nephew, of Bang Viet. The poetic voice is like a heart, like a whisper to her, bringing a feeling of warmth and closeness. give in as if the distance between you and me is not halfway around the world, but that you are beside me and my grandmother lighting a fire. “Tu howu, don’t come and stay with grandma / Ask me to stay in the fields far away”, the verse seems to have pity and pity for the little bird, why can’t you stay with her, to be cherished and cared for by her but had to wander in vain crying fervently in the endless fields. I stayed with her, was taught, thoughtfully, and kindly advised by her, she raised me with all her love in place of my father instead of my mother. She is not only taking care of her grandchildren, but also contributing to raising future generations, ensuring a solid rear for those who have gone far away to have peace of mind in the resistance, with a steadfast belief in the nation’s future. be independent and free. Moreover, the image of the grandchild also appears very filial, very docile, tolerant and hard working. Although I was small, I understood her hardship and didn’t want her to have to work harder.
“The year the enemy burned the village, burned it to the ground, and the neighbors on all four sides came back and helped her rebuild the thatched hut. Still confident, she told her grandson to think: “Dad is in the war zone, I still have work to do, if you write a letter, don’t tell me this. Tell me, just say the house is still at peace!”
The poem opens up memories of the painful loss that the enemy has inflicted on the nation, the nation, and the poet’s small village. The poem also evokes indignation at the crimes of the enemy, “The year the enemy burned the village and burned it down” is a painful memory that will forever sting in the heart of the poet. But also in that miserable situation, the image of the grandmother and the fire still prevailed. Faced with the scene where the neighbors were all messed up and struggling, the resilient grandmother rebuilt the thatched hut with one hand, and Dinh Dinh told her grandson not to tell his parents. Because she does not want to worry about her family and children, not focus on fighting, she is always equally strong and strong, always a solid rear for those who are far away.
“Early and late in the evening, again the fire she lit, A fire, her heart was always ready, A fire of enduring faith…”
“Early morning and evening” evokes a period of repetition, day and night she builds a fire, not missing a day. It is not a simple daily job but it is also a very patient, persistent and diligent act of the grandmother. The fire she always kindled was not only the fire that was flickering every morning, but it was also the fire she always kept in her heart. It is the presence of persistent faith, believing that a peaceful day tomorrow the country will return, her children will return to reunite, her grandchildren will grow up, be talented, and believe in a better life. The image of the grandmother in Bang Viet’s poetry is not only the one who lights the fire, the one who keeps the fire, but also the one who transmits the fire, it is the flame of optimistic faith about life for grandchildren, for generations of children.
After many recollections of the emotions of memories, the poet begins to come to think about his grandmother.
She has known the sun and rain in her life for decades, until now she still keeps the habit of getting up early. A group of warm and cozy fireplaces, A group of love, sweet potatoes and sweet potatoes, A group of new rice joys, sharing the joy, The group teaches even the emotions of childhood…Oh strange and sacred – the fire!”
Poetry emerges with a circuit of thinking combined with a very smooth emotional circuit. The sentence “Lying her life knows how many sunny and rainy days / Decades have passed until now”, expressing Bang Viet’s feelings and expressing the author’s thoughts about her grandmother. The word “long dong” is reversed to the beginning of the sentence, emphasizing the hard work, the pain and suffering in the situation of the grandmother, she does not mind the sun and the rain. She is a very diligent, diligent woman, she is used to getting up early, has never changed for decades. She knew the kitchen group in the morning and afternoon, from that pink fire, she cooked simple meals of potatoes, but full of love, shared sweetness, sunshine and rain. Although her fire is familiar and simple, it rekindles the child’s heart, who is the author of deep memories, enduring beliefs about life and love in the family. Because her fire has many similar philosophical meanings, the poet had to exclaim a profound sentence to convey that fire: “Oh strange and sacred fire stove!”.
“Now you are far away. There are smoke of hundreds of ships, Fire of hundreds of houses, joy of hundreds of directions, But still never forget to remind:- This morning, will you light up the kitchen? …”
Returning to reality, although the poet has gone far, he has seen so many smokes, so many fires and so many other joys. But all cannot erase the beautiful and difficult memory that has been engraved in the author’s heart. The poet wondered an earnest thought: “Soon, will you turn on the kitchen?”. I’m far away from your news, the longing nostalgia is etched in my mind, I miss you and miss your fire too, I don’t know if you’re still healthy, wake up early to light up the kitchen like when I was a kid. at home no. That question is a sentiment, a worry, a deep nostalgia that I have for my grandmother in a place half a world away.
The stove is a world of nostalgia, a line of passionate memories, a circuit of recollections and reflections of an adult grandchild about the memories of a childhood. Since then, Bang Viet has expressed his emotions of deep gratitude to his mother who is always on her own, hard-working, resilient, resilient, tolerant, and hard-working. Not only that, the poet also shows the love, respect and gratitude of a grandchild to her, to the country, to her homeland, to her family.
——Summary——
The stove is a famous poem by poet Bang Viet, in addition to Binh’s essays and lectures on Bang Viet’s Poet of Fire, students and teachers can also refer to other writings such as, learn about Poetry of the Fire by Bang Viet, Pictures of the fire in the poem The stove of fire, Introduction of the stove or the Composing of the Fire stove and other good essays. hope to support the learning process of students better.
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