No ship is like a book.
Author: Emily Dickinson (USA)
No ship can be like a book.
There is not a boat.
It can be like a book
And there's not a horse
Can jump like a page of poetry.
Take people far away.
Open a book quietly.
Read this road
Even the poorest people can walk.
Don't worry about the toll.
Open a book quietly.
What an economical car this is.
Carrying the human soul.
Extended data:
This philosophical poem selects a series of images, which seem unremarkable, but in fact it contains profound meaning. Warn people to study hard, books can lead us to any distance, books can help us cultivate our self-cultivation and make us successful.
About the author:
Emily Dickinson (18301210-1886may15), a legendary American poetess, is regarded as one of the pioneers of modernist poetry in the 20th century. Dickinson's poems mainly focus on life interest, nature, life, faith, friendship and love. The poetic style is concise and graceful, with fresh conception, vivid and exquisite description, profound thought, strong cohesion and great originality.
References:
Emily Dickinson-Baidu Encyclopedia