Vietnam: What are the 04 sample paragraphs expressing feelings about a poem on the theme "Childhood world"?

Poem "Những cánh buồm"

"Những cánh buồm" is the poem I find most endearing. In the opening lines, Hoang Trung Thong depicted a vast oceanic space with the radiant eyes of the sun. The image of a father and child walking on the sand shows closeness and intimacy. The father suddenly becomes more mature, with life seemingly stretching out in his long, lanky shadow. Meanwhile, the child appears tiny and adorable in the stout round shadow. The contrasting shadows of the father and child are so amusing and endearing, further deepening the generational differences between father and child. Looking towards the horizon, the child asked the father what is there. The father's answer sparked the child's curiosity about a world that even an adult like his father has not yet reached. This ignites the child's longing for exploration, hence the child's wish for the father to borrow a "white" sail for his journey. The child wants to explore everywhere and conquer the vast world out there. And the father sees himself in his child's dreams. Thus, the unfulfilled dreams of the father will now be entrusted to the child. The poem "Những cánh buồm" is regarded as one of the notable works for its language, resonance, and evocative power.

Poem "Tuổi Ngựa"

The poem "Tuổi Ngựa" by Xuan Quynh is a vibrant picture of an innocent and bright childhood and the desire to explore the vast world of a child. Through the image of the little horse, the author expresses pride in his childhood and conveys a message of deep love for the mother. The little horse symbolizes a vibrant, energetic childhood full of exploration of the surrounding world. This desire reflects a curiosity, a love for learning, and a yearning to experience new things of childhood. Yet, no matter where it goes, the little horse always remembers its mother. The poem "Tuổi Ngựa" stirs beautiful emotions about childhood and family love in the reader's heart. Childhood is a precious time that everyone should cherish. Wherever we go, we always turn towards family, homeland, and reminisce about the beautiful memories of childhood.

Poem "Tiếng hạt nảy mầm"

"Tiếng hạt nảy mầm" by the poet To Ha is a highly meaningful poem that evokes sacred emotions about life and love for young children. The poem paints a vivid picture of an interesting learning session for hearing-impaired students while expressing the author's affection and respect for these special children. The poem begins with images of students "with bright eyes, looking at the board," "class of ten rosy lips" along with "the teacher’s hands opening and closing," creating an enthusiastic, eager learning atmosphere. The image of "protecting lively sound" stirs curiosity and excitement as the children explore the colorful sound world. The sound of sparrows "darting past the window," "singing the bright yellow sun," the sound of leaves "rustling in the garden," the sound of "morning calls from mothers," the sound of "deep life," the sound of "ships dropping anchors," the sound of "stars appearing in the afternoon forest," the sound of "horses' hooves echoing against cliffs"—all these sounds are lively portrayed by the teacher, helping the students imagine and perceive the world around them. The poem "Tiếng hạt nảy mầm" is not only an ode to the magical world of sound but also an ode to the love for children and hope for a bright future for hearing-impaired students. The image "the sound of sprouting seeds" symbolizes the vigorous growth of young souls, hoping for a beautiful life ahead.

Poem "Trước cổng trời"

I am very fond of the poem "Trước cổng trời" by poet Nguyen Dinh Anh. Through the clear verses, the author painted a beautiful picture of nature in the highlands. My favorite is the magical image of the "sky gate," where clouds drift, the wind whispers, opening up an immense, infinite space. The scenery here is majestic yet poetic, with vertical cliffs, colorful flora, babbling streams, and endless green forests. I am also moved by the diligent, simple life of the ethnic people. The images of the Tay, Giay, Dao people harvesting rice, planting vegetables, finding bamboo shoots, and picking mushrooms left a deep impression on me. They are the children of the mountains, closely bound to their homeland. I admire these people and their diligent spirit. The poem "Trước cổng trời" not only helps me understand more about the life of ethnic people but also evokes in me a love for nature and the country. I wish to visit these high mountain regions, to witness the beauty of nature and the life of the people there.