Henry wadsworth longfellow.
I shot an arrow into the air.
It fell to the ground.
I don't know where it is.
Because it flies too fast.
Eyes can't keep up with its flight.
I sang a song in the air.
It fell to the ground.
I don't know where it is.
Because whose eyesight is so sharp and strong?
Can keep up with the singing.
After a long time
I found this arrow in an oak tree.
Not broken
And that song.
from beginning to end
I also found the secret hidden in my friend's heart.
Original text:
Arrow and song
I shot an arrow into the air,
It fell to the ground, I don't know where it is;
Because it flies so fast.
Unable to follow its flight.
I sang a song in the air,
It fell to the ground, I don't know where it is;
Because who has such keen eyesight,
Can it fly with the song?
A long time later, in an oak tree.
I found the arrow, but it still hasn't broken;
This song, from beginning to end,
I found it in the heart of a friend again.
Longfellow (1807 ~ 1882)
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
American poet. 1807 was born in a lawyer's family in Maine on February 22nd and died in Cambridge, Massachusetts on March 24th. I studied with N. Hawthorne at Bodoin College. 1825 After graduation, I went to Europe to study the languages and literature of France, Italy, Spain and Germany. From 65438 to 0836, he began to teach at Harvard University, devoted himself to evaluating and introducing European romantic literature, and became an important figure in the cultural and ideological center of New England. His early poems include Night, Ballads and Others, Bell Tower and Others in bruch, Seaside and Fireside, etc. His poetic style is simple and vivid, optimistic and uplifting, and is praised at home and abroad. His major works are three narrative poems, or popular epics: Ivan Jilin, Song of Warsaw and The Proposal of Miles standish. They are all based on folk stories, and the ancient style is graceful and restrained. Among them, Song of Hayward is the first carefully rewritten Indian epic in the history of American literature, which is very popular. 186 1 year, his wife died unfortunately. In order to get rid of the pain, he translated Dante's Divine Comedy and wrote six sonnets. Influenced by Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, 1863 published The Story of the Roadside Inn, which tells the early American folklore and revolutionary stories. Longfellow received honorary degrees from Oxford and Cambridge in his later years, and was regarded as a great national poet in China.