Appreciation of Miracle Bilingual Poetry

Walt Whitman (English: Walt Whitman, 1865438+May 3 1, 09-1March 26th, 892) is an American poet, essayist, journalist and humanist. He is in a transitional period between Transcendentalism and Realism, and his works combine their styles. Whitman is one of the greatest' poets' in American literature, and has a good reputation as the father of free verse. His works were controversial at that time, especially his famous poetry collection Leaves of Grass, which was once classified as obscene because of its bold description of sex.

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Walt whitman, 18 19- 1892.

I believe that a blade of grass is no less than the journey of the stars.

Pismire is just as perfect,

A grain of sand,

Wren's eggs,

Tree toad is the top chef,

Running blackberries will decorate the living room of heaven,

The narrowed hinge in my hand despises all machinery,

A cow crunching its head is better than any statue,

One mouse is enough to surprise six times as many pagans.

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Walt whitman, 18 19- 1892.

In my heart,

A curved blade of grass can rise and fall more than the stars in the sky.

An ant,

A grain of fine sand,

A sparrow egg,

Even so perfect.

Tree frogs perch on branches, which is undoubtedly a masterpiece of heaven;

Blackberry is full of fruits and can be used to decorate the Temple of Heaven.

Fingers are slender and dexterous, and they are proud of human musical instruments;

Cattle and sheep bow their heads and chew slowly, which is better than a statue of mortal dust.

Flying squirrels are also a miracle, which makes hundreds of millions of people who don't believe in god stunned.