Heine's ten most classic poems are as follows:
1. The 1th poem of Lyric Interlude
The lotus flower is frightened-
afraid of the bright sun,
falling into a dream-
waiting for the night to fall.
her lover, the moon-
pours clear light to call her,
flowers rush at him affectionately-
removes the veil from her face.
The lotus flowers are in full bloom-
Looking up at the heights silently,
She is trembling with tears-
Because of the pain of love and lovesickness.
2. Song 33 of Lyric Interlude
There is a pine tree
growing lonely on the hillside in the north.
it falls asleep; Ice and snow
wrapped it in a white blanket.
It dreamed of a palm,
It grew in the far east,
It was lonely and sad,
It was on the burning rock wall.
3. Song 44 of Lyric Interlude
I once loved you, and I still love you!
If the sky collapses and the universe collapses,
The flame of my love-
rises from its ruins and rubble, Ran Ran
4. The second song of "For my mother B. Heine"
I was wishful thinking and left you,
I want to travel all over the world,
.
I'm looking for love, and I walk through the streets and lanes.
Reaching out in front of every house,
begging for a little charity of love,
being laughed at, only getting cold hatred.
I'm always running around, always looking for it.
I can see it, but I never find it.
finally depressed and sad, I came home.
At that time, I saw you approaching me head-on.
Alas, the most affectionate thing that emerged in your eyes
was the sweet love I had been looking for for for a long time.