Seek the Chinese translation of this poem by robert browning.

If I, if I can, dispel any deep-rooted feelings I know about you, the great and solemn feelings, take this as an example. I know that if I can be reincarnated as a stone, I don't want to be anything else, except to decorate the bits and pieces of diamonds you often wear.

Dear and noble, you gave it to me now. In this letter, I put my heart on the ground and my body on my head, which is exactly what I can get with all my gratitude, and I feel uneasy about it.

This is my own translation.

I am an English major majoring in translation.

Browning's things have always been difficult to translate. I'm glad I read some.

hope this helps