Seeking 10 English ultrashort poems

Never give up and never lose hope. Always have confidence, it will make you cope with it. The hard times will pass, as always. As long as you have patience, your dream will come true. So, smile and you will get through the pain. Knowing that it will pass, you will gain strength, never give up and never lose heart. Keep faith, it will make you cope with it. The hard times will pass, as always. As long as you are patient, your dream will come true. Smile and you will get out of the pain. Believe that the suffering will pass and you will regain your strength. How do I love you, Elizabeth Barrett Browning? Let me count it carefully. I love you to the depth, breadth and height that my soul can reach, when I look for the elegance of existence and ideal outside my vision. I love you, just like the quietest need every day under the sun and candlelight. I love you freely, like people fighting for justice; I love you purely, just as they avoid praise. I love you, with my passion when I was sad in the past, and with my childhood belief. I love you, and my love seems to be lost with my lost saint-I love you with my breath, smile and tears all my life! If God chooses, I will love you more after I die. ....................................... I opened my wallet and found that there was no money. I opened my pocket and found that there was no coin. I opened my heart and found you. Suddenly, I realized how rich I was. was sitting on the wall. Humpty Dumpty had a big fall. All the king's horses and all the king's people can't put the eggs together anymore. This jingle is one of the most popular stories about Mother Goose in English-speaking countries. Humpty Dumpty is a big egg. A beautiful princess took it into the palace, sat it on the wall and watched the king's motorcade return to the palace. It looked so hard that it accidentally broke. Humpty-dumpty is a metaphor in English for something that can't be repaired once it is damaged. If I can save a sad heart, if I can stop a broken heart, I won't waste my life; If I can alleviate the pain of a life, or cool a pain, or help someone who believes that a robin is no longer his nest, I will not waste my life. If I can keep a heart away from sadness, I won't live in vain. If I can alleviate the pain of a life, calm down a kind of bitterness and help a fainting robin return to its nest, I will not live in vain. About 1864 Jiang Feng translated "Crazy Night Walk"! Wild night! Wild night! Wild night! If I stay with you, wild nights will be our luxury! The futile wind in the heart of the port has completed the compass and completed the chart! Rowing in Eden! Ah! Sea! I wish I could park at your place tonight! Storm night, storm night, storm night! If you and I are together, the stormy night is our cave! It's no use blowing again, because the heart has entered the port-no compass or chart is needed. Paddling in the Garden of Eden-Ah, this ocean! Tonight, I wish I could berth in your harbor! Heart, we will forget him! Heart, we will forget him! You and me, tonight! You may forget the warmth he gave, and I will forget the light. When you finish, please tell me, my thoughts may be blurred; Hurry up! In case you fall behind. I may remember him! Heart, let's forget him! Heart, let's forget him! Me and you-tonight! You can forget his warmth-I want to forget the light! When you finish, please give me a message so that I can start at once! Come on! In case you are delayed-I think of him again! My life was closed twice before it ended; It remains to be seen whether immortality reveals to me the third event, so huge, so hopeless to get pregnant, because they came twice. Parting is all we know about heaven and all we need for hell. My life has ended twice before it ended. It will wait and see if eternity will show me the third event. As important as the previous two times, it is disheartening. Parting is everything we experience in heaven and everything we lack in hell. I heard a fly buzzing. I heard a fly buzzing-when I died-the silence in the room was like the silence in the air-during the storm-the eyes around me had wrung them dry-the last breath was getting tighter and tighter-when the king was witnessed in the room-I made a will-and signed off on what I could distribute- Uncertain buzzing-sandwiched between Li and me-then the window failed-then I couldn't see-I heard the buzzing of flies-when I died in the room, the silence was like the sudden calm of the air-looking at my eyes in the storm-tears had run out-my breathing gradually tightened, waiting for the last moment-God appeared