荆棘鸟英文读后感

导读：　荆棘鸟英文读后感(共5篇)荆棘鸟 英文读后感Feelings After Reading The Thorn BirdsWhen I started to read The Thorn Birds, I was attracted by the legend about the bird which sings just o...

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《荆棘鸟 英文读后感》
荆棘鸟英文读后感 第一篇

Feelings After Reading The Thorn Birds

When I started to read The Thorn Birds, I was attracted by the legend about the bird which sings just once in its life, more sweetly than any other creature on the surface of the earth. It impales itself upon the longest spine to sing the most beautiful song.

The thorn bird is like the female characters’ in the novel. The Cleary women just like the birds, pursued things they love at the cost of great pain. The thorn birds looked for the most painful thorn since leaving the nest, and sacrifice them for singing the most beautiful song in the world. The women in the novel are pursuing what they want all their life. However, what they want is the most painful thorn in their lives. They are not afraid of these pain and they tried their best to fight for their dreams bravely, never regretted.

Fiona Cleary fell in love with a married man who was the leader of Maori. She can not have the man as husband so she “stole” Frank from him. She lived a miserable life and did not smile very often. She spent so much time with the memories before Frank was born. Sometimes, I hate Fiona because of her indifference to Meggie. However, to my surprise, she was so smart that she knew Dane was fathered by Ralph the moment Dane was born. Meggie was fighting with the church all her life. To some extent, she won the battle. Meggie stole Dane from Ralph and the church. At last, she lost her son which made her suffered so much but she never regret. Dane didn’t belong to her nor Ralph. He belonged to God. If someone does not belong to us, we can not have him no matter how hard we try. Justine was the third generation. I understood her very much what she thought about Dane’s death. If I were her, I would also think Dane’s death was my fault. We can not fight against our fate. Everything happened has its reason. I think Justine was a girl who had a strong appearance and a fragile inner heart. So she was afraid of man’s love though everyone can feel the love from her Mr. Right. There was a battle between her feeling and her heart. She wanted both of them but she had to choose one only.【荆棘鸟英文读后感】

From this novel, we can see that all of them were suppressed by the male culture. Fiona was lonely because she did not have a female company before Meggie grew up. Meggie was neglected by her mother and she was the only female child. Justine was indifference with Drogheda. Her uncles were not at ease with her and her mother did not give her the love Dane had. However, they never give up pursuing their love and their dream. Just like the thorn birds, they hold the great pain to enjoy the happiness from that.

《《荆棘鸟》读后感》
荆棘鸟英文读后感 第二篇

《荆棘鸟》读后感

其实这种痛我们从作者的开卷语中就能深深体会，“有一个传说，说的是有那么一只鸟儿，它一生只唱一次，那歌声比世上所有一切生灵的歌声都更加优美动听。从离开巢窝的那一刻起，它就在寻找着荆棘树，直到如愿以偿，才歇息下来。然后，它把自己的身体扎进最长、最尖的棘刺上，在那荒蛮的枝条之问放开了歌喉。在奄奄一息的时刻，它超脱了自身的痛苦，而那歌声竟然使云雀和夜莺都黯然失色。这是一曲无比美好的歌，曲终而命竭。然而，整个世界都在静静地谛听着，上帝也在苍穹中微笑。因为最美好的东西只能用深痛巨创来换

取??反正那个传说是这么讲的。” 回味这段话，总会情不自禁地沉浸其中，不能自拔。 小说是一个经典的爱情故事，之所以经典，也许是因为这是一个爱情悲剧——从两人（拉尔夫和梅吉）相遇的那一刻起，就已经注定了的悲剧。 拉尔夫，一个将自己的身体和灵魂都献给上帝的人，一个以成为红衣主教为自己人生追求的人，他早已失去的一个作为普通人的权利，他不能谈爱情，他也以为自己可以做到。在他遇到梅吉前的二十七八年岁月中，他就是这样度过的。但是在遇到梅吉的那一刻，他的内心就发生了巨大的变化，尽管那时的梅吉只是一个9岁的女孩，却照亮了拉尔夫的内心。在梅吉长大成人之前，两人有过一段温馨美好的时光，因为那时可以不必避嫌。但是随着梅吉的长大，痛苦和矛盾也就与日俱增。最终，拉尔夫选择了他的事业，他的上帝，他的教会，远离了梅吉，希望梅吉可以有自己的未来和幸福。但是，谁能想到，梅吉选择的丈夫，居然也只是因为他酷似拉尔夫呢？婚姻自然是不幸的。在这样的境况之下重逢，终于情感战胜了理智，拉尔夫屈从于梅吉的愿望，梅吉也如愿地从上帝那儿偷来了拉尔夫——一个属于他们的儿子。因为她知道拉尔夫永远也不属于他，那么得到他的儿子，就已经是上帝的恩赐了。从此，梅吉离开了她的丈夫，守着一双儿女回到了家乡。结局，偷来的东西自然要还回去的，当他们唯一的儿子也永远离开他们的时候，他们觉得也卸下了心头的包袱。拉尔夫在临终的一刹那，他的心里才真正放下了梅吉。而梅吉，将要面对的是往后更加孤独的人生，幸好，她一直是个坚强的人。

在我看来, 《荆棘鸟》这本书最大的亮点在于鲜活的人物描写.从菲到梅吉,再到朱丝婷,作者在读者面前展现了女人们或悲惨或坎坷的命运,以及内心痛苦的挣扎;从帕迪到拉尔夫,再到雷恩,展现了三代男人对爱不同的诠释;从弗兰克到戴恩,最受宠的孩子被母亲极力挽留却被上帝愚弄??感人的爱情从门第间展开,延伸到宗教,爆发在都市.我不得不佩服作者在构思刻画方面所下，可能是作者对生活细致入微的观察，熟练的写作技巧，非常传神的眼神相关的文

和心理描写，和很多不经意间说出的经典的有哲理的话，使我不时的产生共鸣，所以会让我觉得这本书非常好看，同时又说不出它哪里好看。

《《荆棘鸟》读后感》
荆棘鸟英文读后感 第三篇【荆棘鸟英文读后感】

《荆棘鸟》读后感

上帝创造人类，人类衍生出善与恶，上帝同时放出潘多拉魔盒使人受到多元的挑战，正如他虽清楚告诉亚当和夏娃别偷吃禁果，但仍很仁慈的留给人以选择权一样，人在无法选择或面临多种选择时必然会犯许多错误，进而修正，因此上帝拯救的应该是行动中的人，以达到一种相对完美的境界。

人在完善自我之时，也即上帝对人格，生命底蕴的内在转化。古人云：“真知即所以为行，不行不是谓之知。”这样说来，应尽天道无余常与善人，然而当一种追求与神冥冥相对时，人的生命不过是自然界的一根芦苇，任何来自自然界的渺小力量都能使其归于毁灭。麦吉，拉尔夫就是如此，拉尔夫很象《巴黎圣母院》中的那个牧师，不同的只是形式，其情之专感人肺腑，美丽的东西不过是瞬间的灿烂，抓住一个足以乐终身。相比而言，拉尔夫是幸运的，神的力量还没有完全扼住其情感的咽喉，痛苦的理性最终让位于纯真的本能，从而也就抓住了永恒的瞬间，他死了——在爱人的怀中，留下了凄楚的麦吉。幸福总是伴随着多倍的痛苦，美总是短暂到让人来不及为之驻足，痛并快乐着，亦或乐并痛苦着。福兮，祸兮？

一切束缚人的本能的宗教或法则总会在人的持久的沉默后的爆发中被突破，牧师和和尚相似。无独有偶，《巴黎圣母院》中也着力刻画牧师受着相思煎熬后的种种痛苦乃至扭曲的心灵，难道仅仅是巧合吗？生理的欲望只能顺势引导，因地制宜，才能使肉体的凡俗升华到精神的神圣。

由此种种，经典的爱情总是以悲剧而告终的。《乱世佳人》，《呼啸山庄》，《简.爱》，《红楼梦》等著作能流芳百世，悲剧的意义在于把有价值的东西撕毁给人看，悲剧作家的灵性在于他以大悲的眼光透过现象看本质，由一而衍生出二乃至无数，将个体的悲升华到整个人类的一种发自脊髓深处的寒气来，正因为如此，他本人倒是往往乐观的，因为他悲在质量而非数量，在本质而非现象本身。当这种悲超越了人的承受力的时候，喜剧作为一种替代品便出台了。

真正的悲剧是一种微妙的形式，它绝非是原本美的东西结合后又因彼此的冲突而告终的那种，而是当好不容易结合后却时常因外在压力或内心谴责生活在如履薄冰的思想境地中，最终这种因环境或某种特殊原因的压力而在实际上或抽象意义上分开，如罗密欧与朱丽叶，白瑞德与斯嘉丽，主人公背负着或沉重或戏谑等特性，在上帝的微笑中悄然而去，留给读者无尽的感伤，同时却使人心灵得以净化。只有把一种感情放在记忆中或想象中去品味，同时使之在一种被呵护的状态中活在当下，才是最好的，物质的或肉体接触如果稍有不当都是对它的亵渎。与人共享青春，但愿独自苍老是一件很浪漫的事，爱情也一样，如果麦吉和拉尔夫没有结合，悲剧的味道就会冲淡，与人在逝世前仍对他们所憧憬的保留一份绝对的神秘，的确带有淡淡的紫丁香般的哀伤！遗憾的是酸涩的，美却是令人愉悦的，这就是悲剧的魅力。

拉尔夫爱上麦吉源于一种直觉，然而这种感觉却支配着他的一举一动，很难说请一见钟情和理智思考后的真情谁更好，但犹如佛教中的密宗禅宗一样，终能修成正果。【荆棘鸟英文读后感】

感谢文学殿堂里悲剧的独特贡献，主人公以其悲壮，作家以其刀笔，直入人的魂魄深处，唤醒人性沉睡的或正要入睡的心底最柔软的部分，从而有了参照物

以修正自我，润物细无声的滋养着人的荒芜或即将失去的精神家园，使人高雅起来，悲剧的高尚正在于以其悲成全人类之美！——至拉尔夫死在麦吉的怀中及文中对战后归来的其弟兄的描写及人物的死亡安排，作者人性化及个性化色彩呼之欲出，跃然纸上，感动之余遂乱写下自己的一点感受，时常感动，学会感恩，让自己成为“人” ！

《荆棘鸟读后感英文版》
荆棘鸟英文读后感 第四篇

writers of books such as le mis， gone with the wind and the thorn birds seemed to have all the time in the world， nothing to do but tell you a story， from the moral of the tale， the fate of the characters to details such as the color of one?s hair when the morning light strikes。

?sit down， child。 let me tell you a story of a lifetime。 listen to me， not just for a day， a month， but a year。荆棘鸟读后感英文版。 keep me pany and i will tell you all the wisdom i know， just listen to my story。? the book seems to say。

some say the thorn birds is the gone with the wind of australia。 it does remind you of it， the small print， the length of the book， the expanse of the story and the fineness of the details。 but i don?t see the resemblance in the souls of the two books。 meggie lived for another man while scarlett lived for herself。 one so soft you pity her， the other so headstrong you can?t bother feeling sorry for her。荆棘鸟读后感英文版。 one can?t hold on to the man she loves， the other threw aside her one true love。

in spirit，it?s more like the scarlet letter。 forbidden love is always more tantalizing than romance of plain nature， always more intense with a lifetime of bittersweet aftertaste。 let?s not envision what would have happened if the fallen priest does marry the woman he loves。 reality never fails to rub the shine off any great passion。 it?s the best cure to love-sickness。

ralph， the handsome priest， so charming and perfect that from an old woman of seventy to a child of ten， no woman can escape from his pull， whether or not he does any intentional pulling。 he was made for trouble， tall and attractive， but cloaked in the soutane of a priest。 and above all his faith， his love for the church and for god， is there anything more frustrating than a perfectly sculptured man， trained with the elegance of a gentleman and the pureness of a saint， but thrown into the lay crowd， to be loved and adored， but not touched。

our little meggie steals the readers? hearts right from the start。 with its nearly 600 pages of flowing words and unrolling scenes， i remember the first scene the best。 it?s the one that touches me the most。 it tells you right away who is the gentle victim of the whole epic。

little meggie， dressed in her sunday best， was squatting down behind the gorse bush， holding her very first gift on her fourth birthday。 it was a little doll， bought from a store in town with money， with money! meggie saw the doll in the store on her only trip to town and fell in love with it。 their lives on the raw land in rural new zealand in the early twentieth century didn?t involve much buying， not to mention wasting money on buying a gift for a little girl， even a very good little girl。

she held agnes， the name she gave the doll the moment she saw it。 she marveled at the doll?s golden hair， her cream lace dress and her eyes that close when you lie her down and then open when you stand her up。 agnes was all the desire that meggie knew and she sat there taking it all in。

it?s a sweet picture until the boys came into the scene。 meggie?s elder brothers saw their baby sister so engrossed that they had to poke their noses in。 i knew it smelt of trouble and i wish i had the power to push the stop button and erase the boys or turn their crude minds elsewhere。 but that?s not to be。 little meggie will be hurt by little boys， just like the older meggie will be hurt by grown men。 no one can push the stop button and rewrite the scene。

the boys took the doll that was barely warm in meggie?s hands， with their rough and dirty paws pulled the doll apart， like dissecting anything that they didn?t understand。 it?s all just some plastic to them， no feelings。

my heart aches for little meggie， so helpless， so young and so weak。 she cried and begged but she couldn?t get her doll back。 tears washed down her face， blurring her entire world。 on her fourth birthday， she learned what it meant to have her heart broken。 and she was to know more。

do you believe in fate? do you believe in destiny? you know how in some movies you just know two people will fall in love even before they have a chance to speak。 like meryl streep and client eastwood in bridge of madison county; like matthew and mary in downton abbey。 there is no other way。 ralph was bound to love meggie。 meggie was made for the sacrifice。

but of course such a huge piece of work is not just a love story， as forbidden as it is。 maybe people will close the book with different answers to the question of ?what?s the book about?? i won?t be surprised if many say that it?s about the love story between a handsome catholic priest and a gentle woman who is used to suffering。 it is the most prominent theme of the book。 but it?s much more than that。 it?s also about the harsh conditions of making a living in the new land of australia in the early 20th century。 it was a constant battle with droughts and sand storms and endless flies， with loneliness and helplessness in face with the severity of nature at its raw state。

i will also remember it as a book about the suffering of women， especially in the hands of men， all kinds of men。 meggie?s brothers deprived her of her first gift in life， but this grief will be forgotten in face of the many more to e。 the man who thought of her as the love of his life traded her for 13 million pounds， which bought him his future career。 he has loved her ever since he saw her as a timid ten year old， but it?s not enough to lead him astray from his path in serving god。 for her whole life， she would feel abandoned by her ralph。 she lost， even if it?s to god。

then there was her husband luke， who married her for her money and took every penny， and then sent her to work as a housemaid in exchange for more money。 i wonder if meggie hadn?t felt so abandoned by ralph and given up on love， would she have accepted this? even then， luke left her to make more money。 she was a beautiful woman， yet somehow， not wonderful enough to hold any man。 but the truth is， the men were not good enough to deserve her。

meggie?s mother also had her scar in life。 she was the daughter of a prominent family。 an affair with a married man left her with a child and rejection from her family。 the married man had too much to loose to marry her， or even to reveal who he was。 her own father married her and the child to one of their farm hands in exchange for taking them away。 from then on， it was endless house chores and farm labor， then child bearing and raising the children。

is there a happy woman in the story?

even the rich old widow， mary carson， the most powerful figure in the region who owned all the property and money， wasn?t happy。 she was also in love with the perfect priest， who was decades younger and detested her。 her only satisfaction was in knowing that the one whom she loved would be tortured。 she made him choose between an inheritance of 13 million pounds and fulfilling his love with meggie。

the only happy woman， or a woman who had a chance of being happy， was justine， daughter of meggie and luke。 she was rebellious and dared to go after what she desired。 she always knew what she wanted and always went after what she wanted。 she despised men but was lucky enough to have met one that treasured her and waited for her awakening。

but above all these， i think the author wants to write about the power of fate， the force of nature， the tendency for us to be whom we are meant to be even if it leads to suffering。 i think she wants to say that all the struggle and going against the current are just people being what they are meant to be。 meggie was meant to be in love， forever， even if it meant she would be unhappy all her life， except the few times that his love for her was confirmed and their relationship fulfilled。 she knew he would leave her， to seek his own destiny of being married to the church。 she couldn?t change her own destiny and she couldn?t change that of another man。 but she had him。 she only needed it once to know that she was in love。 she didn?t just love。

for that one confirmation she would suffer for the rest of her days。 but just like the thorn birds， she lived for that one song to sing。

《荆棘鸟读后感800字》
荆棘鸟英文读后感 第五篇

细细口味了澳大利亚著名作家考琳。麦卡洛的长篇小说<荆棘鸟>，富有诗意的环境描写，栩栩如生的人物刻画，美丽而凄婉的爱情悲歌，这一切深深地吸引了我，也打动了我。但是读后感触最深的还是那种痛，那种无奈，那种由于自己造成的无奈，正如荆棘鸟，之所以会痛就是因为自己找的荆棘。其实这种痛我们从作者的开卷语中就能深深体会，?有一个传说，说的是有那么一只鸟儿，它一生只唱一次，那歌声比世上所有一切生灵的歌声都更加优美动听。荆棘鸟读后感800字。从离开巢窝的那一刻起，它就在寻找着荆棘树，小说是一个经典的爱情故事，之所以经典，也许是因为这是一个爱情悲剧??从两人(拉尔夫和梅吉)相遇的那一刻起，就已经注定了的悲剧。拉尔夫，一个将自己的身体和灵魂都献给上帝的人，一个以成为红衣主教为自己人生追求的人，他早已失去的一个作为普通人的权利，他不能谈爱情，他也以为自己可以做到。在他遇到梅吉前的二十七八年岁月中，他就是这样度过的。但是在遇到梅吉的那一刻，他的内心就发生了巨大的变化，尽管那时的梅吉只是一个9岁的女孩，却照亮了拉尔夫的内心。在梅吉长大成人之前，两人有过一段温馨美好的时光，因为那时可以不必避嫌。但是随着梅吉的长大，痛苦和矛盾也就与日俱增。最终，拉尔夫选择了他的事业，他的上帝，他的教会，远离了梅吉，希望梅吉可以有自己的未来和幸福。但是，谁能想到，梅吉选择的丈夫，居然也只是因为他酷似拉尔夫呢?婚姻自然是不幸的。在这样的境况之下重逢，终于情感战胜了理智，拉尔夫屈从于梅吉的愿望，梅吉也如愿地从上帝那儿偷来了拉尔夫??一个属于他们的儿子。因为她知道拉尔夫永远也不属于他，那么得到他的儿子，就已经是上帝的恩赐了。从此，梅吉离开了她的丈夫，守着一双儿女回到了家乡。结局，偷来的东西自然要还回去的，当他们唯一的儿子也永远离开他们的时候，他们觉得也卸下了心头的包袱。拉尔夫在临终的一刹那，他的心里才真正放下了梅吉。而梅吉，将要面对的是往后更加孤独的人生，幸好，她一直是个坚强的人。在我看来，<荆棘鸟>这本书最大的亮点在于鲜活的人物描写。从菲到梅吉，再到朱丝婷，作者在读者面前展现了女人们或悲惨或坎坷的命运，以及内心痛苦的挣扎；从帕迪到拉尔夫，再到雷恩，展现了三代男人对爱不同的诠释；从弗兰克到戴恩，最受宠的孩子被母亲极力挽留却被上帝愚弄??感人的爱情从门第间展开，延伸到宗教，爆发在都市。我不得不佩服作者在构思刻画方面所下的工夫。可能是作者对生活细致入微的观察，熟练的写作技巧，非常传神的眼神和心理描写，和很多不经意间说出的经典的有哲理的话，使我不时的产生共鸣，所以会让我觉得这本书非常好看，同时又说不出它哪里好看。

荆棘鸟读后感800字(二)

上帝创造人类，人类衍生出善与恶，上帝同时放出潘多拉魔盒使人受到多元的挑战，正如他虽清楚告诉亚当和夏娃别偷吃禁果，但仍很仁慈的留给人以选择权一样，人在无法选择或面临多种选择时必然会犯许多错误，进而修正，因此上帝拯救的应该是行动中的人，以达到一种相对完美的境界。

人在完善自我之时，也即上帝对人格，生命底蕴的内在转化。古人云:?真知即所以为行，不行不是谓之知。?这样说来，应尽天道无余常与善人，然而当一种追求与神冥冥相对时，人的生命不过是自然界的一根芦苇，任何来自自然界的渺小力量都能使其归于毁灭。麦吉，拉尔夫就是如此，拉尔夫很象<巴黎圣母院>中的那个牧师，不同的只是形式，其情之专感人肺腑，美丽的东西不过是瞬间的灿烂，抓住一个足以乐终身。相比而言，拉尔夫是幸运的，神的力量还没有完全扼住其情感的咽喉，痛苦的理性最终让位于纯真的本能，从而也就抓住了永恒的瞬间，他死了??在爱人的怀中，留下了凄楚的麦吉。幸福总是伴随着多倍的痛苦，美总是短暂到让人来不及为之驻足，痛并快乐着，亦或乐并痛苦着。福兮，祸兮?

一切束缚人的本能的宗教或法则总会在人的持久的沉默后的爆发中被突破，牧师和和尚相似。无独有偶，<巴黎圣母院>中也着力刻画牧师受着相思煎熬后的种种痛苦乃至扭曲的心灵，难道仅仅是巧合吗?生理的欲望只能顺势引导，因地制宜，才能使肉体的凡俗升华到精神的神圣。

由此种种，经典的爱情总是以悲剧而告终的。<乱世佳人>，<呼啸山庄>，<简。爱>，<红楼梦>等著作能流芳百世，悲剧的意义在于把有价值的东西撕毁给人看，悲剧作家的灵性在于他以大悲的眼光透过现象看本质，由一而衍生出二乃至无数，将个体的悲升华到整个人类的一种发自脊髓深处的寒气来，正因为如此，他本人倒是往往乐观的，因为他悲在质量而非数量，在本质而非现象本身。当这种悲超越了人的承受力的时候，喜剧作为一种替代品便出台了。

真正的悲剧是一种微妙的形式，它绝非是原本美的东西结合后又因彼此的冲突而告终的那种，而是当好不容易结合后却时常因外在压力或内心谴责生活在如履薄冰的思想境地中，最终这种因环境或某种特殊原因的压力而在实际上或抽象意义上分开，如罗密欧与朱丽叶，白瑞德与斯嘉丽，主人公背负着或沉重或戏谑等特性，在上帝的微笑中悄然而去，留给读者无尽的感伤，同时却使人心灵得以净化。只有把一种感情放在记忆中或想象中去品味，同时使之在一种被呵护的状态中活在当下，才是最好的，物质的或肉体接触如果稍有不当都是对它的亵渎。与人共享青春，但愿独自苍老是一件很浪漫的事，爱情也一样，如果麦吉和拉尔夫没有结合，悲剧的味道就会冲淡，与人在逝世前仍对他们所憧憬的保留一份绝对的神秘，的确带有淡淡的紫丁香般的哀伤!遗憾的是酸涩的，美却是令人愉悦的，这就是悲剧的魅力。

拉尔夫爱上麦吉源于一种直觉，然而这种感觉却支配着他的一举一动，很难说请一见钟情和理智思考后的真情谁更好，但犹如佛教中的密宗禅宗一样，终能修成正果。

感谢文学殿堂里悲剧的独特贡献，主人公以其悲壮，作家以其刀笔，直入人的魂魄深处，唤醒人性沉睡的或正要入睡的心底最柔软的部分，从而有了参照物以修正自我，润物细无声的滋养着人的荒芜或即将失去的精神家园，使人高雅起来，悲剧的高尚正在于以其悲成全人类之美!

??至拉尔夫死在麦吉的怀中及文中对战后归来的其弟兄的描写及人物的死亡安排，作者人性化及个性化色彩呼之欲出，跃然纸上，感动之余遂乱写下自己的一点感受，时常感动，学会感恩，让自己成为?人?!

荆棘鸟读后感800字(三)

有一个传说，说的是有那么一只鸟儿，它一生只唱一次，那歌声比世上所有一切生灵的歌声都更加优美动听。从离开巢窝的那一刻起，它就在寻找着荆棘树，直到如愿以偿，才歇息下来。然后，它把自己的身体扎进最长，最尖的荆棘上，便在那荒蛮的枝条之间放开了歌喉。()在奄奄一息的时刻，它超脱了自身的痛苦，而那歌声竟然使云雀和夜莺都黯然失色。这是一曲无比美好的歌，曲终而命竭????<荆棘鸟>

最初买下这本书是因为觉得作者麦凯洛的这段题记很凄美，花了五个昼夜读完了这本五十万字的长篇家世小说，颇有荡气回肠之感，这时的我才渐渐品出那个荆棘鸟传说所背负的复杂的命运和情感。

克利里家族在20世纪早期来到广袤的澳大利亚德罗海达牧场谋生，小说的时间跨越了两次世界大战和经济大萧条，麦凯洛在这广阔的大背景下，记叙了从1915年到1969年间发生的故事。然而故事的核心还是帕迪?克利里的女儿梅吉和拉尔夫神父之间不可能实现的爱情。小说有关爱和命运的主题以及栩栩如生的人物刻画为这个故事赋予了更多的内涵以及出版30年来不衰的魅力。

?最美好的东西只能用最深痛的巨创来换取?，作者通过克利里家的沧桑和情感经历揭示了这个道理。主人公梅吉经历了半个世纪的人生，一个天真稚嫩的小女孩被时光洗刷得两鬓斑白，没有什么可以弥补时间和青春的流逝。她曾得到过所希翼的全部，也曾陷入无尽的黑暗。她是一个有血有肉，极尽真实的普通人，我时常想起故事最后梅吉的话:?一切都是我自己造成的，我谁都不怨恨。我不能对此有片刻追悔。?

即使身处现实世界，我们每个人亦是如此，所追求的美好的东西，就犹如那最长最尖的荆棘，当我们把荆棘刺向胸膛，我们很清楚那种将至的撕心的疼痛，但倔强的我们依然会奋不顾身的这样做。因为短暂的一生中，这才是生命的意义。

青春，应该怎样理解?我们应当如何度过?初中时代好友就问过我这样的问题，当时的我答不上来。后来看了<死亡诗社>这部影片，片中的基廷老师告诉我要?seizetheday?，青春就要充满激情，放飞思想。而<荆棘鸟>又给了我答案:义无反顾地去追求，即使受伤，也不要留遗憾。再大一些，生命也同样。当然，这样的想法对、错或偏激见仁见智，当现在的我看过了一些人和事，我发觉童年、青春是世界特别赐予我们每个人为了未来的不再错而容许犯错的时间，因此我们不必为自己犯的所有错而买单，不必束缚起自己的内心，当情感和理智相碰撞，不必每次都屈服。当我们经受了足够的磨炼，走过一些弯路之后，终有一天能够唱出生命的最美乐章。

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