This is a sentence on any page in a letter to a young poet. Perhaps Mr. Feng Zhi's translation is also excellent, and the diversity and non-repetition of words give people a strong sense of language enjoyment.
I have never understood foreign poetry and modern poetry, so I lack interest.
Rilke, I've heard a lot about you. In fact, I have never read his poems in the capital. I accidentally saw the electronic version of Letter to Young Poets, a letter of *** 10, and its letters were also very short. Compared with the solemnity of paper books, the electronic version is more convenient, brief, meaningful and unique in style. I just read it letter by letter.
Reading this thin book is a bit like reading Meditation by Roman emperor philosopher Mark Aurelius, but it is more beautiful than Meditation. That kind of beauty is that you chew slowly in the process of reading the text carefully, preferably pronunciation. Read slowly and savor her rich language and delicate aesthetics. It feels complicated and difficult to grasp. Sometimes, you seem to want to catch something. Looking back, it seems that there is nothing. My lips and teeth are still remembering the beauty of that sentence, but my thoughts are gone.
But even if we can't remember many words and languages in our minds, there are still some sentences worth recording and chewing from time to time.
Look, it's written with lines. Is it a poem?
I especially like these words, such as the quietness of "waiting for flowers to bloom", the persistence of "pushing people over the wall" and the courage of "facing difficulties"
It's not just poetry and education, is it?