William Blake s Selected Translations of Poems, What Are William Blake s Classic Verses

WilliamBlakeThe classic verses are:

1. See the world from a piece of sand, the news of heaven is a wild flower in the mountain, which will be infinite in your palm, and contain infinite borders in an instant.

2. See the world in a grain of sand, and see the kingdom of heaven in a flower; The palm of your hand holds the infinite, and in an instant it is eternal calamity.

3. If a fool insists on his stupidity, he becomes smart.

4. The hard-working bee never has time to be sad.

5. Cruelty and chaos have a person's heart, and jealousy has a person's face.

During his lifetime, Blake was not appreciated by the secular authorities or the public at the time. In the eyes of the people of the time, he was an anti-rationalist, a dreamer and a mystic, a madman and a paranoid man far from the world. His work was not taken seriously at the time. Until.

Ten. At the turn of the ninth and twentieth centuries, the poet Yeats and others recompiled his poetry collections, and people were surprised by his piety and profundity. This was followed by the publication of his letters and notes, and the recognition of his great paintings in the inspired style, which established the poet and painter Blake's high status in the art world.

To this day, many critics rank Blake as one of the six greatest poets in the history of English literature, along with Chaucer, Spencer, Shakespeare, Milton, and Wordsworth. Because his paintings opened up a new way of creating spiritual power instead of resemblance after the Renaissance, he was praised as "one of the most important figures in British art".

In my opinion, Feng Zikai quoted this poem in order to show a kind of "great personality" and "big life". That is, the kind of mind that is not fascinated by "gradually", not deceived by creation, but shrinks infinite time and space in square inches.

As for Blake, he has this poem called "Innocence", which should reflect the richness of the child's inner world, and should have nothing to do with Buddhism.

The mystery of love.

Don't pour out your love, love can only be hidden deep in the heart;

Because when the wind blows.

Always silently, without a trace.

I poured out my love, I poured out my love, I opened my heart to her;

I was shivering, cold, terrified, but what about her, she walked away!

Soon after she left me, a tourist came to her, silently and without a trace, and took her away with a sigh.

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1 Feng Zikai was talking about philosophical propositions, and unexpectedly, consciously or unconsciously, he found a literary attitude, literary spirit, and literary content for himself. Throughout his life, Feng Zikai has been working hard to express the small things, but it is in the small things that he conveys the social meaning of life, or the "fundamental problem". The fundamental problem is the concept that Feng Zikai likes to use.

In 1789 William Black published the Book of Sail and the Dead of Abel. Between 1790 and 1793 he published a collection of poems and paintings entitled "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell", and in 1795 he published the "Song of Rus" and "The Book of Rus".

William Blake, the first important English Romantic poet, printmaker.