I'm at the tip of the green grass?
I am opening my sleeping flower heart?
I didn't say "forget me" to anyone.
Sooner or later?
I'm dying. I am not the tears of the stars?
Nor is it a bright pearl?
I am me?
A drop of pure dew is seldom noticed by me. I'm okay with that, okay?
So-what?
Charming sunny morning?
I will sublimate into a flower?
Beautiful white clouds.
About the author: Tian Xiaofei, born in 197 1, is from Harbin and Tianjin. 13 years old from Tianjin 13 middle school directly promoted to the Department of British and American Literature in Peking University, 1989 graduated from the Department of East Asia in Peking University. 1June, 1998, Tian Xiaofei graduated from Harvard with a doctorate in comparative literature. He is currently a professor at Harvard University.
Published works include Love Songs, and academic works include Some Records of Dust: Tao Yuanming and Manuscript Culture.
16 years old, on the eve of the 90th anniversary of the founding of Peking University, Tian Xiaofei wrote "Thirteen Opportunities", which was selected into the textbooks of domestic middle schools and became one of the representative works of Tian Xiaofei's boyhood.
Appreciation of works:
In the poem "Dew", the author Tian Xiaofei compares himself to dew, expressing his thoughts on the value of life. Dew comes quietly at night, nourishing everything, and then the sun rises and quietly leaves. Even if no one pays attention to it, no one praises it, it has no resentment. It didn't admire the stars and pearls, but really lived and cherished its true colors. As a person, it is ordinary but not humble, beautiful but not proud. Do what you should do in obscurity, do not pursue a vigorous life, do not beg for love and praise from others, ordinary but beautiful. Dew disappeared into the sun and became invisible and colorless, but the author let her exist in another form. This abstract writing style makes the original beautiful dew more beautiful and shows the author's pursuit of a higher realm of life. We should also strive to constantly surpass ourselves and constantly.
The above poems are taken from Tian Xiaofei's works? Author: Tian Xiaofei