1. The poem "The Past" describes the author's inner feelings brought by a beautiful but not lasting love.
Secondly, the attached translation is as follows:
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Shelley
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Will you forget that happy moment,
Buried by us under the pavilion of love?
Facing the cold body, we paved it.
Not moss, but leaves and flowers.
Oh, flowers are lost happiness,
Leaves are hope, but they still exist.
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Have you forgotten the dead? Has it
Some ghosts will come out to avenge it!
It has a memory and turns its heart into a grave.
And regret, dive into the fog of the bottom of the spirit.
Will whisper to you:
Once happiness disappears, it is pain.
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Third, poetry:
How can happy moments be forgotten? Just like that feeling, it's unforgettable. Can the good old days come back? It turns out that family is a beautiful trance, and memories are also happiness. At that moment, it seemed that time went back and a hundred flowers blossomed. All tenderness and touch, longing and sweetness, turned out to be just the first time we met. Tides rise and fall, things change, and the world changes. So, if you really can't continue, then you'd rather cut off all the exits. I just hope it's as beautiful as it looks at first sight. Love at first sight, goodbye. I hope that when I see you again, I will still feel the same as when I first saw you. Life is like this, life is like this, love life and love death.
Four. About the author:
Percy bysshe shelley (1792.8.4 ~1822.7.8), short for Shelley, is a famous British romantic poet and is considered as one of the best English poets in history. British romantic democratic poet, the first socialist poet, novelist, philosopher, essayist and political writer, reformer, Platonist and idealist, was deeply influenced by utopian socialism. Born in Wernham near horsham, Sussex, England, he entered Eton College at the age of 1792, 12 and Oxford University at the age of18. On March 25th, he entered school for less than one year because of the publication of The Necessity of Atheism. 18 1 165438 completed the narrative poem Queen Mabu in October, and from 18 18 to19, Prometheus was liberated and "Prometheus was liberated" 1822 died on July 8th. Engels called him a "genius prophet".