Kneel down and admire 30 Shakespeare sonnets. The original text is as follows. You will get extra points if you answer well. Thank you first.

When I evoke memories of the past; Appear in the incense temple; I can't help sighing that I ran into many defects, and with old grievances, I cried again. So I can drown my dry eyes, mourn for my relatives and friends who have been buried in the night platform, and cry for the sadness that love has been cancelled for a long time: so I am melancholy for the past, and I count them one by one, from pain to pain, many sobbing old accounts seem to have not been paid back, and now I have to pay them back. But as long as I think of you at that moment, my best friend, all my losses will be recovered and my sadness will disappear.

Note: The normal word order of these two lines (1-2) is when I sum up my memories of the past as sweet silent thinking.

1 court session, court session.

Summon legal terms and testify in court.

3 exclamation transitive verb, lament.

I look for attributive clauses to modify the things in front.

4 new adverbs, zai, zai.

Wail transitive verb, for ... sadness.

5 drown one eye and cry.

Unused streams are used as attributes to modify the front eyes.

Be full of tears, tears.

Honey, honey.

Hid in death' s datenoid night This is a past participle phrase, which takes the past participle hid as the central word and is used as an attribute to modify the previous friend.

An appointment has no end and no time limit.

Weep transitive verb, weep for ...

Again, once again.

The sorrow that has long been cancelled has long been forgotten.

Eighth, the fee equals the fee, and it is the need of the meter to condense two words into one word.

Cost loss, loss

9 the past never forgets the future.

10 severity means heavy heart, pain, unhappiness and anger.

Tell me, repeat.

1 1 pre-lamented before lamenting.

The line 12 is an attributive clause, which modifies Moan in the line 1 1.

New is the same as new in line 4.

Paying transitive verbs, soothing and calming.

13 at the same time.

appreciate

This poem is similar to the twenty-ninth in emotional changes and forms of expression, except that it describes the poet's infinite sadness in recalling the past: sighing for the unattainable pursuit and mourning for the death of his loved ones; Love disappears, the past is like smoke, all these are like unclear debts, starting from the beginning, it is unbearable to look back. But at the end of the poem, the poet's mood suddenly changed: if I think of you, my dear friend, all the losses will be restored, the sadness will disappear and everything will end.