Author: crooked rice boy
The full text is as follows:
Thanks for the time,
You and I don't see each other all the year round;
There are still warm tides,
Lift me up three inches;
Live and die with you,
To old age.
In a person's life,
How many years ago,
Gently blown away by the fleeting wind,
How many clothes are angry,
Buried by the wind and frost of the years,
On the other side of this shore,
After all, separated by the distance between light and shade,
Don't say that life is impermanent,
Not to mention how cold people are,
Passing scenery,
We used to enjoy it together,
Turn around,
And warmth,
Looking back,
Still smiling,
Will not live up to the meeting of mountains and rivers,
Cherish one journey after another,
Thank you for your time.
Extended data:
We are blessed by time.
1, "Thanks for Time, Never Abandon" is a poem written by Waimizi at the starting point.
2. Content Description: "Thanks for Time, Never Leave" is a modern poem by Wei Mizai, a contemporary poet. Through the communication with time, the poet shows the passage of time and reflects the separation and loneliness of modern people.
3. Character appreciation
Structurally, the poet uses the overlapping of chapters and sentences to arrange and slow down the rhythm to cope with the development of emotion, such as the overlapping of sentences and the echo of the first and third verses, all in order to prolong the emotion and achieve the purpose of emphasis. Another example is to slowly and softly form a gentle and harmonious auditory effect on syllables, and cut it into two sentences at the same time, so as to strengthen and prolong the gentle and harmonious sensory effect in hearing and vision to render the durability and depth of love, and then show the sacredness of love.
The repeated use of sentence patterns is also very powerful in expressing euphemistic twists and turns in psychological activities. Through these preparations, the feelings of love are pushed to one climax after another: I am so cautious because this letter "hides her secret kiss."