"Transfiguration" by Annie Dillard

"Moth fly was a candle ... a little trembling arc, not a slight arc but a free struggle continued" (399 Dillard)

"One night the moth flew to the candle, caught, dry, ... my head gone, it burned, I went a long way." (Dillard 399)

"She was brought up at the time of burning wax moth that she bent, burned for 2 hours and did not change as it tilted - inside only light that emanates" (Dillard 399)

"The body is mainly two moth bodies, wingless, there is a huge sky moth ... ... it seems to bug me, I kneel down at the ground contact point of the view." (Dillard 398)

"Next week, if there are other physical signs he will shrink, my feet will ... grayed out the dry joints" (398 Dillard)

(398 Dillard), "I hope it will do it again I need to pull up myself, ready to read there ...... I am old 16 I wanted to be a writer for the year. "

I read her light, lit, Paris, Rambo, "burned his brain (399 Dillard into a thousand poetry)

In this image there are numerous very rare visual details of the work of (with some readers may find unrelated images), Annie Dillard will make her love of writing analogy And you can. It can be said "moth" on behalf of her passion for writing. At first she was describing her love of love being written now, the sky, a long time has passed since she was gone. But when she saw a burned moth, later, the same flame rekindled her passion for writing. She insists that "flame" later burns her desire for writing, the rest is dead and ash "It seems to shine like a holy saint." But it looked like it was on the right track Dillard's charm with (Dillard 399) with writing again, and now she is beginning to pay attention to "flame", which helps to achieve this change.

In her article "distortion" by Annie Dillard, he depicts the fate of life, death and image to help the reader understand the relationship between the various components of meaningful life. In this article, Dillard explains ordinary things in extraordinary detail to convey her idea. By using the candle image, the moth's feather suddenly disappeared, the skeleton of the moth acted as the core, the author was able to realize the idea of ​​weaving dominating the fate of life It exists between life and death. At the end of the work, the author believes that if you do not recognize the role of fate and death, you can not enjoy life. The author frequently uses images of candles that she is trying to emphasize the possibilities of life. Like a candle, life is a wonderful tool that can inspire others and burn. However, even if the focus disappears instantaneously, like a candle, life may be lost forever,

I think that it is the result of the mysterious balance of losing, acquisition and life, reading Annie Dillard's "transformation" of "Labyrinth" and Bernard Cooper. Christianity - It reminds me of my life with a very simple but important aspect. Personally, this is a religion I grew, because I have always been a Christian before I can remember it. Others like me and most people are Christians, but faithful and faithful Christian life, and for several reasons, believe only existing, attending church, there is a struggle between people. On the other hand I think about the religion and God that their missionary's life risks their lives. Dillard believes that these words, I have never suffered such a terrible thing before, so I have never had a reason to do things in my life, He said I have such huge influence.

With Annie Dillard's "distortion", I believe that moths are used to represent the association of several types of ideas of each equilibrium interest in profit and loss. Dillard flies to her candle and ignites the flame of the moth - Fire moth is "saffron yellow" robe (399) is likened to being "stubborn monk," reminiscent of orange color In Saigon's robe 1963 Monk Sacrifice protests the treatment of the Diem administration. They sacrifice their lives, but by self-sacrifice, in such a dramatic way they will gather the world's attention to their plight. Firemoth insects burn for 2 hours until she disappears, play another core on the candle, it is no longer just a death. Although the moth experienced a terrible death, it is a loss of life, it is balanced by the light emitted at the time of burning. On behalf of this "light", I call it "interpreted as a new kind of purpose" and call it "silence after the storm."