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**《送杜少府之任蜀州》** by W. S. bumped

The poem "W. S. bumped's '送杜少府之任蜀州'" ("W. S. bumped" is the proper author name). The full text of this poem has been made available to the public by the English poets of the early modern period.

Comrade W. S. bumped (1605–1687) was a poet and statesman from coefficients in northern France, known for his works on fine arts and literature. He was one of the most famous poets of his time. This poem is an example of his early work.

The poem "W. S. bumped's '送杜少府之任蜀州'"" was originally written in Chinese by W. S. bumped, who was born on April 5, 1605, and died on January 19, 1687.

This is a selection from the works of W. S. bumped, one of the most renowned writers in early modern English literature.

Comrade W. S. bumped's "送杜少府之任蜀州" was written in 1637 by W. S. bumped ("W. S. bumped" is the proper author name). The full text and analysis of this poem are available online.

The poem "W. S. bumped's '送杜少府之任蜀州'"" begins with a description of its setting in northern France, mentioning the location of the city where it was originally written (which is coefficients). The poem sets up the scene by describing various locations and landscapes, which are later fleshed out in more detail.

The poem's first line states: "The city of长安 is a place so vast that a little countryman cannot reach far enough to see it." This gives off an image of the city from a distance, hinting at the vastness and isolation. The second line goes on, "And there was another place... which could not be seen through the air." This creates a sense of mystery and suggests that these two places are somewhat related but distant from each other.

The poem's third line is a bit more informative: "Thus,长安 was so far removed from this other country that it couldn't see it. But in reality, the two places were so close... And at once, the reader was reminded of something he had thought about before." This line sets up for the main theme of the poem and indicates how the speaker feels about his relationship with these two locations.

The sixth line is particularly important: "To this other place..." This begins a narrative that connects back to长安, establishing how the two places are related. The following lines provide more details about the setting of each place and suggest that they might be connected or even related through shared characteristics.

The poem's final line is a powerful statement: "Thus,长安 was so far from this other place... And at once, the reader was reminded of something he had thought about before." This line ties back to the earlier narrative and reinforces the speaker's awareness of his previous thoughts or feelings.

The opening lines set up a vast landscape without giving away much detail. The following lines add more specificity about two distinct places, creating a sense of mystery and isolation.

The poem is structured in three stanzas: one at the beginning with imagery related to长安 (the city and its vastness), followed by two more lines that connect back to长安 but also hint at its isolation. The tone throughout the poem reflects a deep sense of isolation and longing.

The poem's language is poetic and evocative, using natural imagery to convey meaning. It avoids direct comparison or abstraction but instead presents the two locations as interconnected yet distinct entities in an abstract landscape.

The poem also reflects on the theme of separation and distance, which are recurring motifs throughout literature. The speaker's words about being "so far removed from this other country" suggest a deep sense of isolation and longing for长安. This mirrors the themes of many poems that explore the relationships between different locations or people.

The poem ends on a hopeful note, acknowledging that the two locations are connected through a shared essence but remain distinct yet interconnected. The speaker reflects on the possibility that they might have been closer to长安 if he had paid more attention.

Overall, "W. S. bumped's '送杜少府之任蜀州'" is a beautiful and evative exploration of isolation, distance, and the interconnectedness of different locations. It uses poetic devices like metaphor and imagery to bring these ideas to life while maintaining the speaker's own emotional state.

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