Two moons is a lyric poem with "nature" and "man" as the singing object, with the theme of praising the beauty of the moon and expressing the true meaning of the moon to the poet. The whole poem begins with the duality of "I" and "She". The first paragraph only has a two-line verse. These two lines begin with two moons. They are seen by everyone, so they are called "ordinary". But they have different "phases", especially the latter, which most people can't tell apart. Therefore, the poet began the following statement. The second paragraph of the poem is about the present moon in nature. When Xu Zhimo wrote this poem, it was on April 2, 193 1 year, which happened to be the night of February 15 of the lunar calendar, so he just said "one is in the sky at this moment" because she was radiant, just like wearing a colorful bird hair dress; She generously gave her glory to the earth like kindness, so the earth enjoyed her golden light and silver light. She is everywhere. The glazed tiles in the Forbidden City, Beihai, China and Nanhai all have her fresh and beautiful image. She was seen on the clouds, on the trees, behind the new green vines. Exquisite and beautiful, even the fish in the water are obsessed with her. Unfortunately, for the main narrator of this poem, she has a small shortcoming, that is, she often disappears, not Li See Ying! Often smaller, often only see the brilliance of the stars but not her charming round face! Although she will come back then, the poet said that it is really a torment to miss her! The third paragraph of the poem is about a specific person, and the main narrator of the poem calls it "the moon", which is of course a metaphor. The main narrator of this poem says, "There are still things you can't see". Since she is not the real moon, who can see it? Who can see it? The moon that others can't see, she has two characteristics, the first is beauty (gorgeous), and the second is "she also has her intoxicating smile, and she is wonderful when she rotates." That is to say, when she laughs, her face presents a wonderful and intoxicating pear vortex rotation. Who has this charming pear vortex? 1928 12 13, Xu Zhimo reunited with Lin, who had been away for more than four years. In his letter to Lu Xiaoman from Peiping, he wrote the following words: "On the other hand, Miss Linda's manners remain unchanged, her charm remains, and her speech is healthy." In fact, the second section of my article "On Lin's Laughing Poems and Deep Laughter" has clearly pointed out that pear vortex is a major feature of Lin. The poem continues to describe Lin's character. According to the poet's description, she is a generous and brave person. Just as the poem further described this different "moon", a puzzling poem "It's a pity that you can't see my garden" suddenly appeared! The word "you" in this poem seems ambiguous. Theoretically, you should refer to others like the word "you" in the first sentence of this paragraph. If so, then this poem is very abrupt! If these two "you" are consistent and both refer to the same person, then I think they should both be Lin. In other words, the third paragraph of this poem is simply Xu Zhimo confessing to Lin! In this way, the real meaning of "you can't see that" and "it's a pity that you can't see my garden" is that you are the moon in my heart to me, but you don't know it yourself, so you can't see yourself or my garden! Even so, this special moon is of extraordinary significance to the poet. He said that the most precious thing is that she has infinite magic power and often lifts his spiritual waves upward. Then the following two lines describe in detail how the poet's spiritual fluctuation rises. He compared it to the waves of the sea. The waves aroused by the surging silver waves, accompanied by the silver bell of music, are like carefully carved jewelry with ponytail-like bubbles. Does this inner feeling that the soul waves rise to a higher place make the main narrator of the poem have a supernatural feeling of wandering in fairyland? All we know is that this is his favorite! This is a perfect moon that will never break, far better than the full moon in nature at present. As soon as the poet closed her eyes, she ascended to heaven gracefully!