The world kissed me with pain,
Let me repay you with a song.
The world stabbed me with its sword,
Let me repay you with a song.
The world burns me with flames,
Let me repay you with a song.
The world touched me,
Let me repay you with a song.
The world persecuted me with suffering,
Let me repay you with a song.
I'll come back with a song,
Come back with a song,
Come back with a song,
Come back with a song.
This poem expresses the poet's response and resistance to human suffering. No matter how the world treats him, he chooses to respond with songs. The images of pain, sword, flame and suffering in the poem all represent the harm and oppression of the world to him, but he chooses to return with singing to express his strength and fighting spirit. By singing, he turned pain into strength and conveyed hope and courage.
This poem emphasizes the power of art and the value of poetry, which can be a way for people to resist pain and predicament. No matter what kind of difficulties and pains are encountered, poets choose to respond with songs, express their inner feelings and emotions, and at the same time show a positive attitude towards life and yearning for a better future.