Youth
All the endings have been written
All the tears have started
But suddenly I forgot what it was like A beginning
In that ancient summer that never comes back
No matter how I pursue it
The young you are just like a cloud shadow passing by
And your smiling face is very light and pale
Gradually disappearing in the mist after sunset
Then you open the yellowed title page
Fate has bound it extremely poorly
With tears in my eyes, I read it again and again
But I have to admit that
Youth is a book that is too hasty
The book uses both first and second person pronouns. It reads as if it is talking about "youth". I went to pursue it, but you just passed by like a cloud shadow. It not only uses personification Technique, and vividly expresses the fleeting ephemerality of youth, as well as the author's regret, reluctance, and helplessness towards this ephemeral period. The meaning of "hurry" is beyond words.