I beg the Polish poetess Szymborska s poems, and I would like to see more, thank you very much

Once upon a time" - Mu Xin [Read Poems for You 08].

1, "Travel Elegy".

Everything is mine, but it is a short-term borrowing.

Memories are nothing, and only in the moment of staring at me take possession of things.

2, "To Friends".

We know the vast space from the earth to the stars. But he lost his way between the ground and the skull.

Sadness and tears across the galaxy.

Distance from the Milky Way.

On the way from falsehood to truth, you wither, and you no longer have sharpness.

3, "The Three Strangest Words".

When I say the word "future", the first sound is the past.

When I say the word "silence", I break it.

When I say the word "nothing," I am making something out of nothing.

4, "Lovers".

We sympathize with those who don't love each other, and we indulge in our own surprises.

What else surprises us? Whether it's a rainbow at night, or a butterfly flying in the snow.

And when we fall asleep, we see parting in our dreams.

But it's a good dream, but it's a good dream, because we've woken up from it.

5. "Respect for Sunday, Talk to Your Heart".

Thank you, my heart:

I woke up again, even though it was Sunday, it was a day off, <> you continued to beat in my chest as always, beyond the holidays.

6. "I am committed to creating a world".

I am committed to creating a world, a revised, improved version that depicts joy for the fool and melancholy for the contemplative, <>

A comb for the bald and a trick for the old guy.

The language of animals and plants.

That's right, every creature comes with a dictionary.

7, "Vietnam".

Woman, what's your name? "I don't know. ”

How old are you? Where did it come from? "I don't know. ”

How did that tunnel get dug? "I don't know. ”

How long have you been hiding in it? "I don't know. ”

Why are you biting my finger? "I don't know. ”

Don't you know that we won't hurt you? "I don't know. ”

Which side are you on? "I don't know. ”

It's war, and you have to make a choice. "I don't know. ”

Does your village still exist? "I don't know. ”

Are these your kids? "Yes. ”

Here are seven of Simposka's most famous poems:

1."Yet".

2."Something Huge".

3."The Alley".

4."Escape from the Banquet".

5."Incident".

6."Assignment".

7.Monday & Wednesday

These poems all show the unique writing style and philosophical reflections of Simposica Yinka, which are worth reading and appreciating.

Szymboska's most famous poems are "Love at First Sight", "Calling the Snowman", "The Great Number", "Happy Love", "The Three Strangest Words", "Four in the Morning", and "The Museum".

Visłava Szymborska is a poet of Borusulan, winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize in Literature. She has a subtle irony and skepticism about human nature in her poetry. Her early collection of poems, The Reason for Living (1952), reflects her identification with communist social realism.

She later decided that the collection did not represent her true poetic intentions, and for this purpose she published Calling the Snowman (1957), a more personal collection that expressed her disillusionment with Stalinist communism.

Simbo round Hongska poetess romantic words and wisdom sentences before the gown:

We spent two afternoons discussing.

The "possibilities" of the world.

You say that the sky may not be blue, and I say that the moon may never have risen.

You say that "everything is silent like a mystery", like a reckless universe, and I said that the sun has not set in the first place, and it is still shining in the distant village.

At this time, the late spring wind blew ripples on the surface of the lake, and the flowers are scattered, leaving green branches.

And my brain waves are rippling at the moment, everything is animist, and it is its own spokesperson.

They exist in the world like a tidal wave, both brief and permanent, but never ending.

Mozart played the flowing water of Jupiter, and Chopin extended his spring heart to Poland with mazurka music.