When the gorgeous leaves are gone, the thread of life can be clearly seen! What do you mean?

Literally, the veins that transport nutrients do not appear until the leaves are dry.

The poem Time Has Passed by pablo neruda, a contemporary Chilean poet, tells the author's unforgettable thoughts about his lover.

The original text is:

Acacia to ashes, Acacia to ashes.

A Yang Liuzhi song, ten thousand songs can't be played, and I miss it day and night.

Even this bright flame of love will only have ashes? An inch of ash is hard to understand.

When the dust falls to the ground, it becomes dirt and dust.

Miss you! Every night, I fall asleep with expectation. ...

You miss you day and night in your dreams, but you haven't changed at all, and your face is still the same.

What changes is time, so in a hurry. ...

Miss you! Wake up with tears at dawn every day. ...

Always disappear when I wake up, leaving only a broken back,

I know I'm lost in your memory again.

Strolling through the streets, watching the crowds surge,

Miss you, everything becomes your shadow,

I hope my thoughts can travel through time and space and endure the baptism of years.

Knowing that acacia is bitter, there is nothing to do.

When the gorgeous leaves are gone, the thread of life is clearly visible.

When one day I saw a fallen leaf with my own eyes,

A tree with only one branch, full of branches, clear, strong and brave.

Gently peel off the epidermis, and you can see the texture as well as the scar. ...

Things between lips and sounds will die, things between birds' wings will die,

Painful and forgotten things are like a net that can't be put into the water.

When the gorgeous leaves are gone, the thread of life is clearly visible.

Extended data

Nie Luda is a great poet who rose after modernism in the history of Latin American literature. His life has three themes: love, poetry and revolution. He explained these three themes incisively and vividly, pushing them to the height comparable to Machu Picchu.

His love is integrated with his love poems. The first of his famous works, Twenty Love Poems and A Desperate Song, is Woman's Body, as well as My Captain and One Hundred Love Sonnets, all of which are the swan songs of love, causing enduring repercussions all over the world.

People are more interested in Nie Luda's love poems and his ups and downs of legendary life. At the same time, his Spanish in My Heart, Fugitive and many poems against injustice are worth remembering, although his ideology is not impeccable.

Nie Luda's works have long been welcomed by readers because he wrote about people. Especially after entering the mature period, what he described were all major themes of the times, such as the Spanish civil war, the struggle of the Chilean people, the patriotic war of the Soviet people, and the struggle of people of all countries to defend world peace. In the process of transforming political life into poetry, he combined realistic political content with various familiar art forms.

Nie Luda is very interested in the culture of China and China, and has been to China three times in his life. From 65438 to 0928, when he became a diplomat in Myanmar, he set off for China to award the Lenin International Peace Prize to Soong Ching Ling. During this trip, he also met with Mao Dun, Ding Ling, Ai Qing and other literary celebrities and had friendly exchanges.

When he visited China, he learned that the word "Nie" in his Chinese translation was composed of three ears (traditional "Nie"), so he said, "I have three ears, and the third ear is specially used to listen to the sound of the sea."

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