If everyone loses his mind and curses you,
And you are still clear-headed;
If everyone suspects you,
And you still believe in yourself and let all doubts shake;
If you don't get bored waiting,
Be deceived by others, don't be deceived by others.
People hate it, but they don't.
Not arrogant, not self-righteous;
If you are a dream catcher-not dominated by dreams;
If you encounter pride and frustration
Treat them as liars;
If you can bear what you say.
Twisted by villains to deceive fools;
What you've protected all your life has been destroyed,
Then bend down and repair it with your tired work;
If after you win countless honors,
In the case of a sudden drop in the peak value,
Without complaining about your failure,
Firmly believe in failure and make a comeback;
If you can force yourself,
Stick to it for a long time after others leave,
Except that the will tells you to "insist"!
There is nothing in your heart;
If you talk to people and keep your manners,
Walk with your partner and keep your distance;
If neither enemies nor friends hurt you;
If everyone supports you, but not wholeheartedly;
If you spend 60 seconds running a short distance,
Fill that unforgivable minute—
You can have a world,
A world where everything belongs to you,
More importantly, son, you are an indomitable spirit.
If-
Author: Joseph Rudyard Kipling
If you can keep calm.
Are losing theirs and blaming you;
If you can still believe in yourself when everyone doubts you.
But we should also be considerate of their doubts;
If you can wait and don't get tired of waiting.
or
cheated
Don't lie.
or
Be hated
Don't give in to hatred
But don't look too good.
Don't be too clever;
If you can dream, don't let your dream be your master;
If you can think-instead of thinking as your goal;
If you can meet victory and disaster.
Treat those liars equally.
If you can bear to hear what you say.
Be twisted by a rogue and become a trap for fools.
Or watch what you destroy with your life.
Bend down and build them with worn-out tools;
If you can pile all your winnings together.
Take a risk in a throw.
And lose
Starting Over
Say nothing about your loss;
If you can force your heart, nerves and muscles
It's not your turn until long after they leave.
So when you have nothing, stick to it
Except for the will
Say to them, "Hold on!"
If you can talk to crows and keep your virtue.
Or walk with the king-don't lose the feeling of being approachable;
If neither enemies nor friends can hurt you;
If everyone believes you,
But not too much;
If you can fill an unfulfilled minute.
A 60-second run-
Yours is the earth and everything on it.
More importantly, you will become a man.
My son!
Introduction to poetry:
Rudyard Kipling was an English poet at the end of19th century. His poetic style is simple and natural, and his words are unpretentious, but he is very expressive and charming.
Note: If is an inspirational poem, which has been translated into 27 languages as learning materials, inspiring a large number of aspiring young people to work hard.