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Paul Faure (1872-1960), Faure has been writing "Ballard" (that is, folk song form) for decades. tanka), which was the fixed form of poetry he created throughout his life. His works were included in the collection "France Ballard", published in 1896. It was reprinted many times, with improvements each time, until a new edition came out in 1949. Dai Wangshu called him "the simplest, most glorious, and most poetic poet among the late French Symbolists."
Round Dance
[France] Paul Faure
If girls all over the world are willing to join hands, they can dance a whirlwind around the sea. If boys all over the world would become sailors, they could use their boats to build a beautiful bridge over the water. Then people can dance a whirlwind around the world, if boys and girls all over the world are willing to join hands.
This poem uses "whirlwind dance" as the main image, which is derived from the poetic meaning of the French folk dance "whirlpool dance". As a lyric poet, Paul Faure especially sang about love and human friendship. Boys and girls all over the world join hands and unite, regardless of color, race, or nationality. If we all dance a whirlpool, isn't the world full of love? The ode to the harmony and unity of people all over the world sung by the poet expresses the poet's beautiful ideals and optimistic mood.