Outline for analyzing the poem In Haste, model number 3

I. Analytical outline of the poem In Haste

1. Introduction

Provide a brief overview of the author Xuân Diệu and the poem 'In Haste'

2. Body

- Author's intentions, sentiments, and actions in the face of time's progression
+ The author wishes to 'extinguish the sun', desires to 'bind the wind' to grasp and hold onto each moment of time.
+ The phrase 'I want' is reiterated twice:
=> Affirming the desire to preserve the fleeting beauty of nature;
=> Highlighting the soul of a life-loving poet, enamored with nature and cherishing life.
- The fervent love for nature and the author's passion
+ The spring landscape is vividly depicted with images, colors, and vibrant sounds expressed through: The artistic technique of listing combined with the fast-paced and rhythmic poetry; the phrase 'Here' echoes with passion. The comparison of 'January' - a concept of intangible time like 'a pair of lips' - with a tangible object in the relationship 'tasty' - 'near'.
- The poet revels in the beauty of nature yet remains mindful of the passage of time: 'I don't wait for summer sun to cherish spring'.
- Fresh perspectives on youth, love, and time by the author
+ The belief that humans are most beautiful in youth and love.
+ The belief in time as cyclical yet linear and 'once gone, never returns'.
+ The perception of cosmic time not aligning with human life's time, meaning 'spring passes' then spring will 'come again' but youth, human life 'does not bloom twice'.
- The concept of living 'hastily', racing against time by the author
+ The 'I' of sentimentality always remains in a proactive position to enjoy the freshest, fullest beauty of life.
+ The concept of living 'hastily', actively racing against time in association with the joy of living and an optimistic spirit.

3. Conclusion

Reaffirm the value of the content and artistry of the work.
 

II. Sample Essay analyzing the poem In Haste

“Better a minute of glory then suddenly gone
Than mournful lamentation throughout a hundred years”

( Urgency - Xuân Diệu)

Xuân Diệu stands as one of the towering figures of Vietnamese poetry, often hailed as the 'king' of passionate, intense love poems. In both his verses and real life, Xuân Diệu consistently embodies a fervent longing for love and life. Unlike his contemporaries, Xuân Diệu early on established his distinct identity through his vibrant, passionate existence. 'Hastily and Hastily' is a quintessential work, expressing the voice of a heart yearning and obsessing over the essence of life. The poem also encapsulates Xuân Diệu's anxieties and worries amidst the swift passage of time.

Xuân Diệu, also known as Trảo Nha, was born in his mother's hometown of Bình Định but grew up in Quy Nhơn. He was a member of the Self-Reliant Literary Group and pioneered the New Poetry movement in Vietnam at that time. Notable works during this period include: Poetry Poetry (1938), Sending Fragrance to the Wind (1945)... (Continued)

>> Check out the full analysis of the poem Hastily and Hastily here.

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