Put aside your troubles,
Let me fall into your arms,
Only you are the destination of my soul.
Mom!
The wind and rain in the sky are coming,
The bird hides in its nest,
The storm in my heart is coming,
I only hide in your arms.
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The content of "Stars in Spring Water" is the "feelings and memories anytime and anywhere" written by the poet Bing Xin at ordinary times. Later, inspired by Tagore's Birds, she felt that there was a shadow of poetry in her little mixed feelings in a few words, and she sorted it out and became two small poems. At that time, Bing Xin probably didn't expect that the publication of her two meaningful and philosophical poems would touch the heartstrings of so many young people who had been silent for a long time, so under her influence, the new poems since the May 4th Movement entered an era of popular poetry.
Stars in Spring Water (Note: Stars in Spring Water is two collections of poems, one is called Stars, the other is called Spring Water, which was later merged into one book). In Bing Xin's own words, these two collections of poems are just a collection of "fragmentary ideas" into one collection of poems. These two books of poetry are the natural brewing of Bing Xin's life, feelings, thoughts and feelings about the world, and enjoy a high reputation at home and abroad. The themes of his poems are: praise for maternal love and innocence, worship and praise for nature, and thinking and understanding of life.