Poet: Haizi
From tomorrow on, I want to be a happy person;
Comb hair, chop wood and travel around the world.
From tomorrow on, I will care about food and vegetables.
Living in a house facing the sea, spring is blooming.
From tomorrow on, write to everyone I love.
Tell them my happiness,
What did the lightning of happiness tell me,
I will distribute it to each of them.
Give every river and mountain a warm name.
Stranger, I will also wish you happiness.
I wish you a bright future!
May you lovers get married!
May you be happy on earth.
I only want to face the sea and spring blossoms.
Extended information:
Facing the sea, spring blossoms are a lyric poem written by Haizi in 1989.
The whole poem has three parts. The first section shows the poet's yearning for a simple, simple and free life realm and his spirit of exploring "eternity" and the unknown world. The second section is the poet's uncontrollable joy after finding happiness. The third section is the poet's blessing to the world.
The poet combines direct expression with hints and symbolism, making the whole poem clear and profound, clear and implicit, carefree and dignified, rich and colorful, and expressing the poet's yearning for happiness and loneliness.
About the author:
Haizi (1964- 1989), formerly known as Cha Haisheng, is a contemporary young poet from Chawan Village, Haizi Town, Gaohe County, Anhui Province. Haizi grew up in the countryside. At the age of 65,438+0979, he was admitted to Peking University Law Department. 65,438+0982 began to write poetry during college. After Peking University graduated, he was assigned to work in the Philosophy Department of China University of Political Science and Law. On March 26th, 65,438+0989, he committed suicide near Shanhaiguan. He is only 25 years old.
In the poet's life, from 1984' s "Asian Copper" to 1989' s last poem "Spring, Ten Haizi", Haizi created nearly 2 million words of poems, dramas, novels, papers and notes. Famous works include Asian Copper, Wheat Field, Dream as a Horse, Poetry for the Daughter of Night, etc.