thewaking读后感

篇一：the raven读后感

"The Raven" is a narrative poem written by the American writer Edgar Allan Poe. It was first published on January 29, 1845, in the New York Evening Mirror. Although the poem has about 108 lines, but it’s perfectly readable at one sitting. What’s more, it was noted by its musicality, stylized language and supernatural atmosphere. It tells a mysterious conversation between the narrator and a talking raven on the narrator’s lost beauty, Lenore in a bleak December night. All 18 verses have the same form, as the narrator's night terrors in

It built up a figure of beauty in reader’s mind. Following its sense of melancholy over the death of a beloved beautiful young woman pervading the whole poem, we can easily catch the character of the narrator. He feels sadness through his lost of the beautiful Lenore. His grief being turned to madness under the steady one-word repetition of the talking bird introduced right at the beginning of the poem. The torture which the bird has brought to the narrator was already in the narrator's ruminating character—the bird only brought out what was inside. Poetic imagination displayed itself in the illusion of a raven as well as enhanced the effect of the tragedy of the death of his beloved beautiful girl in this way.

Death without cause is theme in a poem, so as the beauty. It seems that the beauty is everyone desired and the death is everyone hated, so when they come together, it will come a mixed and complicated feeling. Is the beautiful Lenore died because of her beauty? All the wish the narrator has is the beauty of Lenore can last forever .Additionally, the narrator recalls the memory, for that is all he has left. What the raven has taken from him so cruelly is his loneliness—but this cruelty he brought upon himself, for he cannot resist the urge to interrogate the raven. He is fascinated by the bird's repeated, desolate reply. The narrator repeatedly asks it questions in the hope that it will say "yes"—or perhaps out of a morbid desire to be again told "no."

Although we cannot figure out the reason of Lenore’s death, but it is not hard to find out the narrator’s contradiction of the desire to forget with the desire to remember. In Poe's own words, "The human thirst for self-torture", so it is in “The Raven” we still feel the narrator’s self-torture. However, in some degrees, the self-torture of the narrator is not only reflected from the madness of himself, but also reflected by the words of the talking raven says. So the poem writer creates a maze for us. The raven maybe is true, or not true. Perhaps the raven is indeed a creature exist that night, however, as we all know that the raven can’t talk. The words what the raven

says maybe is the illusion by the young man or even all the raven is a illusion of the young man.

篇二：The Secret 秘密 读后感

《The Secret 秘密》读后感

《thesecret秘密》是一本心灵励志书。作者朗达?拜恩阐述了在百年古书中的秘密---吸引力法则。人类所有的思维活动，都会产生某种特定的频率（脑电波），而这种频率就好比蝙蝠用来探路的超声波，它会吸引同样的频率，引发共振，从而将我们思维活动中所涉及到的任何事物吸引到我们的面前。因此，我们应该尽可能地摒弃一切负面的思维活动，每天只想着正面的、我们所期待的事物，这样最终我们就能走向成功。作者发现,洞悉这个秘密的人都是各行各业的佼佼者，了解这个秘密，就没有做不到的事；不论你是谁，你想要什么，这个秘密都能给你！思想决定了一切，思想和感觉是引导我们前进的梭子。它体现在人生的各个方面。

在事业的道路上，主人公坚定的信念和明确的目标方向是成功的关键。如果一个公司的董事长对自己所从事的事业产生迷茫，动摇和不自信的状态时，注定她必然的失败。这样浅显的道理，用吸引力法则说就是他思想作用的结果。他想什么宇宙就会给他什么，即一个团队的核心人物，他的思路决定着这个团队的成败，他的感觉引领着团队的方向，

其实在很多方面都会是这个法则，比如健康，比如财富，生活和谐度等等，都是思想的产物。所以改变思维方式是成功的关键。说性格决定成败不如说是思维方式决定成败。一个人的性格在六岁前就基本形成，很难改变的，但一个人的思维方式可以通过不断的训练得以修正和改变。那么我们所能做的就是不断的缩小和摒弃不良情绪和负面思维，凡事从积极，乐观的一面去思考。并专注于积极面，学会感恩，持续感恩，感恩我们今天所拥有的一切。不断的感觉我们想要的、渴望的事物，感觉他真实的存在。感觉一切棒极了，就是用我们无限大，无限自由的思想去想你想要的一切，那么我们的思维将引导我们拥有这一切。用吸引力法则的说法就是宇宙会把你发出的这一系列命令通过宇宙电波回传到你的现实生活中。这绝非啊q精神，他是一种的新的思维模式。

试想我们整日处于负面思维中，整日为未来的事焦虑，怀疑身边的人，整日与环境抗争。感觉忧愁和不满，那么我们会获得一种什么样的结果？不言而喻，我们会吸引更多的焦虑，怀疑，抗争，忧愁和不满而惶惶不可终日，我们的生活将变的一团糟。

篇三：the body 读后感

The Reading Report of The Body

Last period, I read the book The Body. The Body wrote by an American writer Stephen King, and originally published in his 1982 collection Different Seasons and in 1986 adapted into the film stand by me. Stephen Edwin King who was born in September 21, 1947 was an American author of contemporary horror, suspense, science fiction and fantasy. His books had sold more than 350 million copies and had been adapted into a number of feature films, television movies and comic books. King had published 50 novels, including seven under the pen-name of Richard Bachman, and five non-fiction books. He had written nearly two hundred short stories, most of which had been collected in nine collections of short fiction. Many of his stories were set in his home state of Maine.

The story took place during the summer of 1960 in the fictional town of Castle Rock, Maine. Ray Brower, who was a boy from Chamberlain where was a town 40 miles or so east of Castle Rock. He went out to pick blueberries with one of his mother's pails. But he was unfortunately missing and was presumed dead. Vern Tessio(friend) informed his three friends that he had overheard his older brother Billy talking with his friend Charlie Hogan, about the location of the corpse of Ray Brower, where was a town 40 miles or so east of Castle Rock. Then Gordie Lachance and his three friends, Chris Chambers, Teddy Duchamp and Vern Tessio set out to find his body after telling their parents they will be camping out. The four friends decided that they will find it so as to be famous. During the course of their journey, the boys, who all came from abusive, dysfunctional families, came to grips with some of the harsh truths of growing up in a small factory town that did not seem to offer them much in the way of a future.

The boys walked along the railroad tracks toward the presumed location of the corpse. Along the way, they trespassed at the town dump and they were chased by trash-man Milo Pressman's dog "Chopper". Milo insult Teddy's father, which caused Teddy to unleash his anger on Milo. Gordie and Vern were nearly run over by a train while crossing a bridge. While at a resting point, Chris predicted that Gordie will grow up to become a famous writer – perhaps he will even write about his friends one day.

When they finally found the spot where the body lied, a gang of bullies arrived just after they did. The gang wss composed of Vern's older brother Billy, Charlie Hogan, Chris's older brother Richard "Eyeball" Chambers, Norman "Fuzzy" Bracowicz, John "Ace" Merrill, and two others. The older boys were upset to see the four friends, and during an argument, Chris pulled a gun belonging to his father from his bag back, that he took from his home and fired into the air and then threatened Ace, the leader of the gang. After a brief standoff Ace realized that Chris was serious, and the teenagers leaved. Having seen the body, the boys realized that there was nothing else to be done with it, and returned home without further incident.

The older boys ultimately decided to phone in the location of the body as an "anonymous tip" and it is eventually found by the authorities as a result. Some days after the confrontation, Ace and Fuzzy broke Gordie's nose and fingers and kicked him in the testicles, and they were on the verge of harming him more seriously when they were run off by Gordie's neighbor, Aunt Evvie Chalmers. Chris's brother breaks his arm and "leaves his face looking like a Canadian suise". Teddy and Vern got less severe beatings. The boys refused to identify their assailants to the authorities, and there were no further repercussions.

The narration then went into fast-forward. Gordon described the next year or so briefly, stating that Teddy and Vern drifted off, befriending some younger boys. In high school, just as Chris predicted, Gordie began taking college-preparation courses. Unexpectedly, so did Chris. In spite of abuse from his father, taunts from his classmates and distrusted from teachers and school counselors, he managed to be successful with help from Gordie.

In comparison to King's prior works, the narrative of The Body was complicated in that it was told in first person point of view by the now forty-something novelist Gordon Lachance. Most of the story was a straight retrospective of what happened, but comments, or entered chapters that related to the present time, are interspersed throughout.

Although he was only 12 at the time of the story, Gordie's favorite diversion was writing and storytelling. Three times during the narrative, he told stories to his friends, and two stories were presented in the text as short stories by Gordon Lachance, completed with attribution to the magazines in which they were published.

The final two chapters described the fate of Gordie's three friends, none of whom survived past young adulthood. Vern is killed in a house fire after a party. Teddy, while under the influence of alcohol and drugs, crashed his car and his passengers were killed. Chris, who became an outstanding high school and college student and was in his second year of law school, was stabbed to death after trying to stop an argument in a fast-food restaurant. Gordon, the only survivor, continued to write stories through college, and published a number of them in small literary journals and men's magazines. His first novel became a best-seller, and a successful film. At the time of writing about the events in 1960, he had written seven novels about the supernatural. Gordon had a wife and three children. Gordon was also revealed to be a veteran of the Vietnam War and the counter-culture of the 1960s, occasionally referred to in the flash-forward narratives during the main story.

From this story we can see that everybody can not escape the fate, except Gordon. Many people believe that they are fated, or destined to a certain life. For example, if they are very poor or very ill, they say that is because they are born to be poor or ill and there is nothing they can do about it. But in my opinion, people have more control than that over their lives. Maybe they did not work hard enough to make money or did not take proper care of themselves. By blaming their condition on fate, they are avoiding responsibility for their behaviors. I think that most part of each person makes his own fate.

In addition, I know that friendship is a kind of human relations. It is a human instinct to make friends. When in trouble, we need friends to offer us help, support and encouragement. With success achieved, we also need friends to share our joys. Friendship is also one of the greatest pleasures that we can enjoy. It implies loyalty, cordiality, sympathy, affection and readiness to help. No man can make the most of his life without carefully and conscientiously striving to win the right kind of friends as he goes along.