1. Fasuli Prudholm
190 1 year Nobel Prize in Literature winner, 190 1 year won the Nobel Prize in Literature for his work Loneliness and Meditation, and was the first poet laureate to win Nobel Prize in Literature.
Reasons for winning the prize: "It is a noble ideal, a perfect art, and a rare display of mind and wisdom".
Excerpts from the poem Inspiration
A lonely bird with a strange color
Fall on the shoulders of girls; but
She plucked its gorgeous feathers,
Made pain, with the bird's whole colorful coat.
Soft fluff, with the warmth of the body,
A cruel mouth spits out a breeze and blows it away.
This bird is my heart;
That girl, she committed a crime,
I can't help crying when I mention it.
2. Farfrederick Mistal
1904 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, 1904 work "Golden Island" won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Reason for winning the prize: "His poems contain fresh creativity and real appeal, and faithfully reflect the simple spirit of his nation".
Excerpt from Miri Yi
Give them time to dream,
Let them at least dream of happiness and sweetness!
You, babbling brook,
Flow slowly, flow slowly!
Please don't make so much noise among pebbles!
Don't be so loud, because two souls,
Fly away in the same fire,
Like separate bees. ...
Let them disappear in the stars!
3. Giozue Caldu, Italy
1906 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, 1906 works "Youth Poetry" won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Reasons for winning the prize: "Not only because of his profound knowledge and critical research, but more importantly, he praised the characteristics, creative momentum, fresh style and lyrical charm of his representative poems."
Excerpt from "Morning"
The sun beats on your window and says:
Get up, beauty, it's time to fall in love.
I give you the desire to play the piano,
The song of roses will wake you up.
I am willing to dedicate my glorious kingdom,
Take you to the valley in April and May,
Let this wonderful time stop.
Stop in your beautiful flower season.
The wind beats against your window and says:
I have gone through too many mountains and rivers!