I will live in vain.
If I can alleviate the pain of life
Calm sour taste
Help a fainting robin
Return to the nest
I won't live in vain. "
This is the work of American modernist poet Dickinson.
Emily Dickinson is an American modernist poet. She is a rare American poetess who perfectly combined realistic wisdom with the despair of life in the twentieth century.
During her 56-year life journey, Dickinson wrote 65,438+0,800 poems and more than 65,438+0,000 letters. Only eight songs were published after major editing, and all the works were compiled and published by relatives and friends within 30 years after her death.
She is inclined to Emerson's transcendentalism, although more lonely than transcendentalism. At the same time, she looked for the secret of the soul in william shakespeare's works, the bright nature in English romantic poetry, the mystery and doubt in metaphysical poetry, and the abuse, death and terror in popular Gothic novels, thus forming a unique and amazing poetic style.
She is regarded as one of the pioneers of modernist poetry in the 20th century and the most outstanding poetess in modern western countries.
This paper shows the value of Emily Dickinson's poem Unforgettable from four dimensions: the accuracy of language, the harmony of rhythm, the vividness of emotion and the authenticity of thought.
More often, she faces loneliness and darkness.
That night of thunder and lightning, I came to the school library alone, and a poem in the book hit me.
waste time/waste of time
I think everyone comes to this world with a mission, and it takes a lifetime to find and practice. Just like leaving a black hole in the body, it needs countless efforts to fill it.
Finally, one day, we can happily tell ourselves,
I found it.