It was raining, the asphalt pavement was wet and cold, and the blue, yellow and red lights flashed. We sheltered from the rain under the arcade and watched the green mailbox stand alone across the street. There is a letter in the big pocket of my white windbreaker to send to my mother in the south. KINOMOTO SAKURA said that she could post the letter for me with an umbrella. I nodded silently. "Who told us to bring only a small umbrella?" She said with a smile, holding up an umbrella and preparing to cross the road to post the letter for me. Raindrops oozed from her umbrella ribs and splashed on my glasses. With a top brake sound, Ruth's life flew gently. Slowly, it landed on the wet and cold street, like a butterfly at night. Although it is spring, it seems that autumn is already deep. She just crossed the street to post my letter. I will never forget this simple action. I slowly opened my eyes and stood under the arcade blankly, with tears in my eyes. All the cars in the world stopped and people flocked to the middle of the road. No one knows it's me lying on the street, butterfly. At this point, she is only five meters away from me, but it is so far away. Bigger raindrops splashed on my glasses and into my life. Why? Take only one umbrella? However, I saw KINOMOTO SAKURA wearing a white trench coat and holding an umbrella, crossing the road quietly. She will post the letter for me. That's, that's a letter to the southern mother. I stood at a loss under the arcade, and I saw the cherry forever walking into the street. In fact, it didn't rain much, but it was the biggest rain in my life. That letter was written like this. Does KINOMOTO SAKURA know? Mom: I'm going to marry KINOMOTO SAKURA next month. "

The eternal butterfly is like a deep and sad elegy, faint and euphemistic. After reading this article, there has always been a scene in my mind: in rainy weather, cherry blossoms fly gently like butterflies and slowly fall on the street. The rain is cold, the streets are wet and cold, and the dancing of butterflies is sad and painful. KINOMOTO SAKURA crossed the street in the rain to post my letter. Unfortunately, she died in a car accident. The plot is extremely simple, but it is tearful and touching. I think there are three reasons. First, emotional expression, the perfect combination of background and place. All scenery words are sentimental words, and the natural environment is the foil and confession of thoughts and feelings, and the surging emotions render and strengthen the natural environment. The full text is shrouded in a rainy atmosphere. With the development of the story and the deepening of the characters' emotions, the tragic atmosphere of rain is getting stronger and stronger. It began with rain, "It happened to rain, the asphalt pavement was wet and cold, and the blue, yellow and red lights flashed." All kinds of lights reflect the wonderful emotional world of a couple of young people, and the rainy atmosphere and wet and cold asphalt road lay the emotional tone of the full text tragedy. Then I wrote that the rain was "a little rain dripping from her umbrella rib splashed on my glasses." I wouldn't have thought that this was actually KINOMOTO SAKURA's last kindness to me and the last memory of KINOMOTO SAKURA in my life, so I was full of attachment to this tiny raindrop. After witnessing KINOMOTO SAKURA's death, "more raindrops splashed on my glasses and my life." But it is no longer the raindrops on the cherry umbrella a moment ago. They are cruel blows, "splashing into my life" and will impact my life. "In fact, it didn't rain much, but it was the biggest rain in my life." At this point, the rain and mood blend, and the feeling of sadness reaches the extreme. Rain is a symbol of this disaster, and it is also a symbol of the inner pain of the characters. In addition, in my eyes, "wet and cold" streets and "lonely" mailboxes seem to be watching all this mercilessly. Maybe they predicted the disaster long ago, but they didn't give them a warning and didn't save them. "Although it is spring, it seems to be autumn." This is also a subjective feeling of "I" about the environment at that time. The confused "I" in my mind is just "at a loss" and even almost indifferent. I just instinctively felt a strange sense of weightlessness. The seasons began to turn upside down and the world began to turn over. The mutual integration of external objects and internal information has produced touching artistic effects. Secondly, in rhetoric art, repetition and contrast are skillfully combined. Repetition rhetoric used in the works is not only simple repetition, but also skillfully combined with contrast effect, which has a strong artistic effect. For example, "arcade" is mentioned three times in the work, from the arcade of two people full of warmth, to the arcade of one person who suffered from unexpected trouble and "loss", to the illusion that KINOMOTO SAKURA is still alive, and the arcade of one person who came back after she sent the letter appears repeatedly, but the content is different, which forms a contrast. The work also mentioned twice that raindrops splashed on the glass, but emotionally it was a contrast between warmth and shock; The mention of wet and cold streets several times contrasts with the hot tears in my eyes. The most obvious repetition and the strongest contrast in the works are sending letters. Sending a letter is the cause of the story and the fuse of tragedy, so it is repeatedly mentioned in the works, appearing six times, throughout the story. This is a letter to my mother in the south. Kind and considerate KINOMOTO SAKURA was killed because of the trivial matter of sending this letter. "I" sobbed and muttered repeatedly, "She just crossed the street to post the letter for me" and "She wants to post the letter for me". Finally, the contents of the letter were revealed: "Mom: I plan to marry KINOMOTO SAKURA next month." The end of this paper not only solved the suspense, but also pushed the grief of the characters to a climax. It happens to be such a letter. It happened that Ruth suffered from sending such a letter. It happened that Ruth didn't know the content of such a letter. Repeatedly, the tragedy gradually deepened, but also formed a strong contrast. "I" wanted to give Ruth a surprise, but Ruth died for a surprise she didn't know, leaving me with endless grief. "Marriage" was in sharp contrast with death. It is conceivable that readers can't help sighing deeply about the sadness and pain of Me. Third, in image-building, butterflies give people a beautiful shock. In the spring season, dancing butterflies bring people a happy aesthetic feeling, while dancing butterflies in the works bring people a sad pain. Comparing cherry to butterfly is not only an artistic treatment, but also the emotional needs of the characters in the works. "With a top-notch brake sound, KINOMOTO SAKURA's life flew gently and slowly, landing on the wet and cold street, like a butterfly at night." Describing KINOMOTO SAKURA's death with the fall of a butterfly is a rhetorical device, which is why I can't accept this cruel fact and regard death as extremely beautiful. In the author's pen, in the eyes of "I", KINOMOTO SAKURA's death was poetic. For KINOMOTO SAKURA, she fell like a butterfly, so quiet and serene that the pain seemed to disappear; For "me", the falling of the butterfly is a beautiful fall, what kind of attachment and sadness! Even if the falling butterfly diluted the bloody air and "I" comforted myself to some extent, the tragic meaning still exists, because the butterfly itself is a sad image. On the one hand, the butterfly has a beautiful and moving image, on the other hand, it has a profound painful connotation. The work compares KINOMOTO SAKURA to a butterfly, because in my heart, KINOMOTO SAKURA is as beautiful and lovely as a butterfly. The beauty of a butterfly lies in its emotional beauty. Butterfly, an elf with wings, is easily associated with flying, so it is not difficult to understand that "I" placed a beautiful love ideal on the butterfly in my mind-cherry blossoms, that is, in the blooming spring, I flew with cherry blossoms like a butterfly. However, behind the beauty of the butterfly, there is a deep pain of life-the pain that begins with cocoon breaking and ends with ashes. Pain and beauty are the sad images of butterflies in the works. In a ruthless car accident, the butterfly drifted away and the ideal of love was shattered, leaving me only eternal regret, extreme grief and infinite loneliness. This is an unbearable pain in life, which makes people feel gloomy. As the song Butterfly in the Rain sings: "... even if my tears run dry, it doesn't matter if my heart turns to dust/I'm willing to fly with you/I'm afraid you'll never come back ... I'll fly to you/the rain falls gently ..." The tragic image of butterfly deeply shocked people, which is the remarkable success of this work. How far is forever? Buddha said: One brake is eternity. KINOMOTO SAKURA is holding a letter, flying gently in the top-notch sound of rainy weather, and then falling slowly, which is eternal and eternal. Since then, KINOMOTO SAKURA has become the "eternal butterfly" in everyone's mind.