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"Baby Elephant".

My love for you at the moment is like a baby elephant, born in Berlin or Paris.

It stamped on the paws of its feet, which were as soft as cotton.

Wander around the Beastmaster's house.

You can't feed this baby elephant a little bread, or cabbage or kale

It can eat oranges, but only a small petal, a piece of sugar, or a little candy.

Oh, dear, don't cry, don't speak.

It has become the laughing stock of the flat-headed people in the narrow cage, and the smokers breathe smoke rings into its nose.

The coachman's prank won the laughter of the thin woman.

Don't think, my dear, that one day, it will get angry and break free from its chains.

It would run out into the streets, like a car, crushing people who were screaming and screaming into powder.

No, you'd better imagine it like this.

The feathers of a peacock covered in jewels and bathed in the morning light.

Like the great man of the past.

Throw Hannibal at the trembling feet of Rome.

1. Literary scholar.

Pushkin, Ode to Freedom

To the Sea", Turgelev, "Mumu", and "Father and Son".

Leo Tolstoy.

War and Peace", "Anna Karenina", "Resurrection".

Chekov "Chameleon", "Man in a Suit".

Gorky, "Song of the Petrel", "Russian Fairy Tale", "Italian Fairy Tale".

Ostrovsky, How Steel is Made

Sholokhov "Silent Don".

Pushkin, Dostoevsky, Nabokov, Solzhenitsyn, Chekhov, Tolstoy. Tolstoy, Turgenev, Gogol, Lermontov, Chernyshevsky, Sholokhov.

1. Literary scholar.

Restoration of Pushkin's "Ode to Freedom" and "To the Great Bai Hai".

Turgrev, "Mu Mu Du", "Father and Son".

Leo Tor Zhistoy

DAO War and Peace", "Anna Karenina", "Resurrection".

Chekov "Chameleon", "Man in a Suit".

Gorky Ostrovsky, How Steel is Made

Sholokhov "Silent Don".

Writers: Leo Tolstoy, Pushkin, Gorky.

Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Rachmaninov, Shostakovich, Repin, Leo Tolstoy, Pushkin.

The poet Jin Bo from the 50th century ** to the present day of the 21st century. In his poems, we can't see the vicissitudes and desolation left by the changes of the world, but only see a quiet heart becoming more and more crystal clear in the long river of time. Reminds me of the words of the Russian poet Gipius:

All the poems of all true poets are prayers.

In recent years, Mr. Jin Bo has started writing his fairy tales at the same time as writing poetry. The poet's most recent work, The Adventures of Udidiu, is a prayer for life and love. The wood-footed girl Udidiu accidentally lost his puppet body.

In the constant search, Little Foot has experienced many adventures. If the growth process of Little Feet is a story dedicated to children, then the endless past of Mr. Yindiu, who accompanied him all the way to find it, is an affectionate song sung by the poet and author to himself and all adults who believe in love. In the story, the child and the old man grow together.

It reminds people that growth does not only happen in a person's childhood, but also in a unique way in every moment of our lives.

The "sonnet wreath" carefully woven by the author is the highlight of this fairy tale. Kimbo's 15 sonnets hover like rondos at the beginning of each chapter. This form of lyric poetry, born in 13th-century Italian folklore, has been exalted in the minds of posterity through the creations of genius poets such as Petrarch, Shakespeare and the Brownings.

Because of its high demand for rhyme, it was also called "dance with shackles" by poets.

The theme poem is like the brightest pearl shining around the 14 poems, and like an invisible silk thread connecting the details of the fairy tale. In these beautiful poems, one story after another and the past are finally transformed into vivid images, fluttering in the reader's heart. And we're finally able to say that:

The Adventures of Udidiu is a fairy tale for poetry, which provides an artistic practice that points to the poetic spirit of fairy tales in today's light and fluttering era. Although Mr. Kimbo has not yet mastered the art of storytelling, we are confident that the poet's sincere prayer will pass through the hearts of the children into their future lives.

Udidiu is a guy jumping around, the puppet who plays the puppet Grandpa's lost little feet. I can only speculate based on this character's experience, people are incomplete, as long as we have ideals and beauty in our hearts, then we will all get a pair of wings to fly, and we can show the real humanity and the beauty of human nature.

It's not feasible, when is the time for retribution.

When is the so-called retribution??

I forgot the name of the poet. It's the poet who wrote about the California supermarket. Representative poem "Howl". Check it out.

Miłosz (Selected poems of Miłosz.