Appreciation of Smile in Nie Luda's Poems

In Nie Luda's early days, love was the theme of his works, such as his masterpieces Twenty Love Poems and A Despair Song. Although the poems in the works are dedicated to several different women, they are all real works.

This poem is one of many love poems written by Nie Luda to Albertina.

This is the most famous poem dedicated to Albertina. The original manuscript has a title picture 40, "Her Song of Silence" (Poema

(added before the verb) means "negative" and "opposite"; (added before nouns to form verbs) means "get rid of", "get rid of"

Soviet Union (short for USSR)

Silencio), written at the top of the page on the right, with another title in the middle, "Butterfly Whispering" (Mariposa

(constituting a verb) means "to put in a state of ..."

In the manuscript of the poem, some poems in brackets were deleted: "Be quiet. I won't interrupt you. Everything is mine. This peace belongs to you. How were you silent when you were a child? So put your hands on your chest? If you don't tell me, I'll ask your brother, the poet, who went to Mexico. "

The whole poem repeatedly sings the silence of the girl, and the repeated appearance of "I like your silence" enhances the lyrical atmosphere. This poem has also become a classic in love poems because of this unique theme.