What are Xu Zhimo s better collections of beautiful poems?

Xu Zhimo's 10 classic poems are as follows:

Farewell to Cambridge", "One Night in the Emerald", "Accidental", "The Happiness of Snowflakes", "I Have a Love", "I Wait for You", "I Don't Know the Wind", "Love Death", "Change and Change", "This is a Cowardly World".

This is a cowardly world": This is a cowardly world, there is no room for love, there is no room for love! Scatter your hair, and bareage your feet; Follow me, my love!

Abandon this world and martyr our love! I take your hand, love, you follow me.

Let the thorns pierce the soles of our feet, let the hail break our heads, you follow me, I take your hand, escape from the cage, and restore our freedom! Follow me, my love! The world has fallen on our backs,—— look, isn't this the white sea?

The white sea, the white sea, the boundless freedom, I am in love with you!

I followed my finger to see the blue of a small star in the sky—it was an island, with grass, flowers, beautiful animals and birds; Hurry up to this brisk heavenly court—love, joy, freedom—and bid farewell to the world, forever!

The poet wrote this poem because love is not free in real life, and "This is a Cowardly World" is also a poem with Xu Zhimo's artistic personality, reflecting the artistic characteristics of Xu Zhimo's poetry, such as rigorous and neat structure, flexible and changeable form, distinctive sense of rhythm and melody, and moderation and conciseness of emotional imagination.

"Xu Zhimo's Poems", "Farewell to Kangqiao", "Shayanara", "Accidental", "Shima's Poems" (1925), "A Night in Fei Lengcui" (1927), "Tiger Collection" (1931), "Cloud Travel" (1932). His other works include the essay collections Falling Leaves (1926), Self-Section (1928), The Scales and Claws of Paris (1927), Autumn (1931), the first collection Roulette (1930), the drama Bian Kungang (1928, with Lu Xiaoman), the diary Aimei Xiaoza (1936), and Shima's Diary (1947). He is the author of Vortex Children (1923), The Dead City (1925), Manshufer (1927), Gande (1927), and Mary Marie

Xu Zhimo, formerly known as Zhangyuan [xù], the character 槱 [yǒu] Sen, changed his name to Shima when he studied in the United Kingdom. He is a modern poet and essayist, a representative poet of the Crescent School, and a member of the Crescent Poetry Society.

Representative works include "Farewell to Cambridge" and "One Night of Fei Lengcui".

1, "Farewell to Cambridge".

2, "Build a Wall".

3, "I'm Waiting for You".

4, "One Night in Fei Lengcui".

5, "I Have a Love".

1. "Shima's Poems". "Shima's Poems" consists of 55 poems, the first one is "This is a cowardly world", and the last one is "Kangqiao".

2, "One Night in Fei Lengcui". This poem is not like many of Xu Zhimo's lyrical short poems, showing its charm with a high degree of artistic cohesion and artistic expression; It is a delicate tone, a complex emotional thought, a free-flowing mental activity, with many detailed depictions.

This may seem more chaotic and fragmented in terms of artistic expression, but it fits the complex and changing thoughts of the lyrical protagonist.

3, "Tiger Collection". "Tiger Collection" is a book published by Crescent Bookstore in August 1931, and the author is Xu Zhimo. The poetry collection includes 34 poems by Xu Zhimo and 7 translated poems.

4. "The Poetry of Shima". It contains 60 poems by Xu Zhimo from 1922 to 1924, including: The Happiness of Snowflakes, Shayanara (for Japanese girls), Falling Leaves Singing, For Whom, Who to Ask, This is a Cowardly World, Go and so on.

1."Shima's Poems" includes "The Joy of Snowflakes", "In Search of a Star", "This is a Cowardly World", "I Have a Love", "Baby", "Thank God! My Heart Beats Again", etc.;

2."One Night in Fei Lengcui" includes "Plum Snow Fights for Spring", "Siberia", "In Front of the Church of Aikechatu", "Da Shuai", "Man Becomes Beast", etc.;

3, "Tiger";

4 "Cloud Travel" consists of these four episodes.

Xu Zhimo is the author of four collections of poems: Shima's Poems (1925), One Night in Fei Lengcui (1927), The Tigers (1931), and Wandering (1932, edited by the crescent poet Chen Mengjia).

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