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This is a long life narrative poem about a fictional character, Romeo. Romeo is a young man living and struggling in contemporary Nigeria. This book uses light, humorous, bold and ironic language, mixing poetry and rhyme expressions to tell the story of Romeo, while also analyzing today's Nigerian society.

There are not many domestic translations of Lawrence's poetry, but "Elephant" contains a relatively comprehensive collection of Lawrence's poetry. Lawrence's poetry can be roughly divided into three stages: early, middle and late. These more than 200 poems are divided into ten parts: early works about farm scenes and are autobiographical; mid-term works that turn his attention to the natural world, expressing his love for birds, animals, flowers, and nature in vivid language; and in his late works, he expresses his views on death and rebirth. Poet Ouyang Yu's translation language is vivid and powerful, which not only allows us to feel the changes in the theme of Lawrence's poetry writing in the three stages of poetry, but also allows readers to appreciate Lawrence's vigorous vitality, observation, sensory acuity, and complex literary aesthetics.

"Homer's Epic" is said to have been written by the blind poet Homer of ancient Greece. It is an immortal heroic epic of ancient Greece and the cornerstone of Western classical culture. The entire poem "Iliad" is divided into 24 volumes and 15,693 lines. It mainly tells the story of the Greek coalition's siege of Troy, a city in Asia Minor. It centers on the quarrel between the Greek coalition commander Agamemnon and the Greek hero Achilles, and focuses on what happened fifty days before the end of the war. The Greek hero Achilles refused to fight in anger because he had a female prisoner taken by his commander Agamemnon, and the Greek coalition suffered a setback. After his friend Patroclus died in battle, Achilles went into battle again and finally killed the Trojan general Hector, turning defeat into victory for the Greek coalition. The Odyssey consists of 24 volumes and 12,110 lines. It tells the story of Odysseus, the hero of the Greek coalition and King of Ithaca, who drifted on the sea for ten years after the Trojan War. After going through hardships and dangers, he finally returned to his homeland and reunited with his wife.

"Selected Lyric Poems of Rabindranath Tagore" collects Tagore's most representative poems such as "Gitanjali", "Gardener's Collection", "Crescent Moon Collection", "Birds Collection", and "Lover's Gift". These poems reflect the evolution of the author's thoughts and the development trajectory of the art of poetry. The various types of masterpieces and masterpieces of the author's life are all shining like stars in the collection.

"Paradise Lost" reveals man's original sin and depravity with epic momentum. In the poem, Satan, the rebellious god, was sent to hell for resisting God's authority, but he did not give in and sought revenge in the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve were tempted by a snake possessed by Satan and ate from the tree of knowledge, which God had expressly forbidden to eat. In the end, Satan and his associates were condemned and turned into snakes, and Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden. This long poem embodies the poet's lofty spirit of pursuing freedom and is a very important work in the history of world literature and thought.

"The Divine Comedy" adopts the form of fantasy literature popular in the Middle Ages, and describes a story about traveling through the three realms of hell, purgatory and heaven. There are three volumes of poems, namely "Hell", "Purgatory" and "Paradise", with thirty-three chapters in each volume, and a total of one hundred chapters including the preface. The poet described how he lost his way in a dark forest in the early morning before Easter in 1300. Leopards, lions and wolves, which symbolized lust, power and greed, blocked the way. At the critical moment, the ancient Roman poet Virgil appeared. He was entrusted by the woman Dante loved in his youth, Bidelice, to come to his aid. Virgil guided Dante through Hell, which punishes sinful souls, and through Purgatory, which accommodates repentant souls. Finally, Biedlitze guided him through the nine heavens that constitute heaven, and finally reached the presence of God. At this time, Dante realized that his thoughts were in harmony with God's thoughts, and the whole poem came to an abrupt end.

"Homer's Epic" is said to have been written by the blind poet Homer of ancient Greece. It is an immortal heroic epic of ancient Greece and the cornerstone of Western classical culture. The entire poem "Iliad" is divided into 24 volumes and 15,693 lines. It mainly tells the story of the Greek coalition's siege of Troy, a city in Asia Minor. It centers on the quarrel between the Greek coalition commander Agamemnon and the Greek hero Achilles, and focuses on what happened fifty days before the end of the war. The Greek hero Achilles refused to fight in anger because he had a female prisoner taken by his commander Agamemnon, and the Greek coalition suffered a setback. After his friend Patroclus died in battle, Achilles went into battle again and finally killed the Trojan general Hector, turning defeat into victory for the Greek coalition. The Odyssey consists of 24 volumes and 12,110 lines. It tells the story of Odysseus, the hero of the Greek coalition and King of Ithaca, who drifted on the sea for ten years after the Trojan War. After going through hardships and dangers, he finally returned to his homeland and reunited with his wife.

The entire poem "Iliad" is divided into 24 volumes and 15,693 lines. It mainly tells the story of the Greek coalition's siege of Troy, a city in Asia Minor. It centers on the quarrel between the Greek coalition commander Agamemnon and the Greek hero Achilles, and focuses on what happened fifty days before the end of the war. The Greek hero Achilles refused to fight in anger because he had a female prisoner taken by his commander Agamemnon, and the Greek coalition suffered a setback. After his friend Patroclus died in battle, Achilles went into battle again and finally killed the Trojan general Hector, turning defeat into victory for the Greek coalition. The Odyssey consists of 24 volumes and 12,110 lines. It tells the story of Odysseus, the hero of the Greek coalition and King of Ithaca, who drifted on the sea for ten years after the Trojan War. After going through hardships and dangers, he finally returned to his homeland and reunited with his wife.

This book contains nearly two hundred of Akhmatova's most representative works in her more than sixty years of creation, carefully selected and translated by the famous contemporary Chinese poets Isha and Lao G. This book is composed of poems from several different periods: the first is Akhmatova's (1904-1925) early poems that are girlish, full of love and emotion; the second is Akhmatova's middle-term poems (1927-1949). Her works in this period are more mature and smart, especially the description of psychological details and the pursuit of love and freedom, which make her writing unique. The third is the writing of the poet's later period (1950-1966). During this period, Akhmatova experienced turmoil and setbacks, and her poems became clear, sharp, and profound because of their persistence over time. The end of the book is the long poem "Requiem" and the follow-up translation by translator Isha. The long lyrical poem "Requiem" is the pinnacle of Akhmatova's poetry creation.

This book is mainly composed of some poems by Karl Feld, whose poems endlessly repeat the same theme, that is, the contrast between the drunken flesh and blood and the pure heart with worldly desires. Yet these two distinct elements never destroy each other. He tames them like an artist who is confident in himself, showing his personal style even in the smallest details.

In 1938 (Showa 13), Nakahara Chuuya's second poetry collection was published by Sogensha. Focusing on works from 1934 to 1937, 58 poems are included. This collection of poems is based on the poet's "lifetime", observing reality and illusion, writing about the memory of childhood and the premonition of death, and is full of emotions of longing to create and pursue an ideal world.

"Goat Song" is Nakahara Chuya's first collection of poems. Nakahara Chuuya (なかはら ちゅうや, 1907-1937), whose surname was Kashiwamura, was a poet, singer, and translator during the Showa era. He was known as "Japan's Rimbaud". More than 350 poems have been handed down to this day, some of which have been selected into Japanese Mandarin textbooks. His main works include the poetry collections "Song of the Goat" (1934), "Songs of the Past" (1938), and the collection of translated poems "Selected Poems of Rimbaud".

Before the arrival of English in Ireland, poetry in the ancient Irish language - Gaelic - had already flourished and influenced later Irish literature. Ancient Irish poetry dates back to the 6th century AD and developed a strict meter. The poetry pays attention to antithetical rhyme, and each line is mostly composed of seven or five syllables, which is similar to ancient Chinese poetry. The ancient Irish poems selected and translated in this book cover multiple themes - mythology, faith, nature, love, etc. - Providing readers with a glimpse of the style of early Irish poetry.

"A Wolf Watching: Abbas' Poems" selects more than 500 excellent poems from Abbas's three English-translated poetry collections and has been translated by the famous poet and translator Mr. Huang Canran. It is the most complete translation of Abbas' poetry so far. Abbas's poetry inherits the long and profound tradition of Persian poetry, which is exquisite, beautiful and mysterious. His poems are short, concise, beautiful and innocent; he does not write grand propositions, but only the truth and love of ordinary life; he also never determines the title of each poem, as if he picked it up at his fingertips, but at ease, each poem is a world of its own. His poems are both swift and timeless, both abstract and subtle, reflecting the poet's focused gaze and philosophical meditation on a world full of nuances.

Nietzsche never published a collection of his poems during his lifetime. Most of the poems included in the book "Collected Poems of Nietzsche" were selected by the translator from the large octavo edition of "The Complete Works of Nietzsche", and most of them are poems written by Nietzsche in his mature period. Among them, "Jokes, Trickery and Revenge" and "Song of the Uncrowned Prince" were translated from Volume 5 and published as prefaces and appendices to the book "The Science of Joy" during Nietzsche's lifetime. Most of the poems in "Ode to Dionysus", "Aphorisms and Songs of Zarathustra" and "Lyrics" and "Aphorisms" were translated from Volume 8 and were published after Nietzsche's death. The "Supplement" contains six early poems by Nietzsche and eight later poems scattered in various volumes or other books. Many years later, the translator purchased a relatively complete German version of "The Collected Poems of Nietzsche" compiled and compiled by others, and selected and supplemented fifteen poems from it. In this way, the whole book has a total of 296 poems, which is a relatively complete Chinese translation of the "Collected Poems of Nietzsche".

Whitman's "Leaves of Grass" broke the traditional poetry form and created a new style of free verse. The poetry is surging and eclectic; it is a classic collection of poetry that represents the root of the American spirit and the source of American culture. Whitman himself revised and expanded "Leaves of Grass" many times throughout his life, eventually including more than 300 poems. "Leaves of Grass: Selected Poems by Whitman" is carefully selected and translated by Mr. Li Yeguang, an expert on Whitman research, and includes the essence of Whitman's original works.

"When My Sorrow Was Born: Selected Prose Poems of Gibran" contains many of Gibran's important prose poems, which contain rich sociality and oriental spirit. Its warm, delicate and gorgeous unique style is praised by the world as "Gibran style".

Akhmatova is a great poet who is good at lyrical poetry and love poetry. "My Nights Are Rhapsody About You: Selected Poems of Akhmatova" selects most of her important lyric poetry collections "Evening", "Rosary", "The White Bunch", "Plantain", "Era of Christ" and "Episode 7", as well as the entire epic poem "Requiem". In her works, there are girls who fall in love for the first time, lovers who are passionately in love, and frustrated people who are abandoned by love, and there are many philosophies of life in them. Nature is a talking elf in her works and the protagonist's closest friend.

Includes "The Waste Land", "Four Quartets", "Ash Wednesday", "The Hollow Men" and other important works of Eliot. In a secular world without order, meaning, and beauty, the "terrible emptiness" of modern man comes to mind with a fierce honesty. His superb writing expresses his soul delicately and accurately.

"Ode to Joy and Ode to Meditation" are two masterpieces written by the British poet Milton in his early years. They express his positive attitude towards life, his deep love, and his thorough thinking about the world of life. They also show the poet's deep love for natural scenes and show his humanistic stance and viewpoint. They have a profound impact on future generations of British poets, especially the Romantic poets. The translator of "Ode to Joy and Ode to Meditation" is the famous Chinese translator Mr. Zhao Ruihong. This is one of the translations he cherished throughout his life. After his death, it was compiled and published by Yilin Publishing House. Milton, a great British poet, politician and thinker in the 17th century, was a fighter against feudal ethics and religious reform. Milton is a representative of Puritan literature. He spent his whole life fighting for the bourgeois democratic movement. His masterpiece "Paradise Lost" is called the three major Western poems together with "Homer's Epic" and "The Divine Comedy".

"Kahlil Gibran's Prose Poems" selects 14 of Gibran's prose poems, including "Prophet", "Prophet's Garden", "Sand and Foam", "Love and Thoughts", "Music Short Chapters", "Tears and Laughter", "Madman", "Storm Collection", "Pioneer", "Treasures", "Son of Man Jesus", "God of the Earth", "Wanderer" and "Unknown Essays". These classic poems represent Gibran's highest literary achievements. Gibran can be called the most outstanding Lebanese writer with world-renowned reputation. He is one of the pioneers of the modern Arab literary renaissance movement and the main founder of modern Arab novels and essays. He is a master of oriental literature comparable to Rabindranath Tagore.

"Leaves of Grass" is the most essential selection from the complete collection of "Leaves of Grass". It records the life of thoughts and explorations of Whitman, the "father of free verse" in the United States, and also reflects the outlook of the entire era and country. From content to form, from thought to language, the greatest feature of "Leaves of Grass" is "freedom". It abandoned the traditional poetic rhythm, created a new poetic style, vigorously eulogized the magnificence of nature, was filled with the passion of the times, and was rich in a strong humanitarian spirit and mystical style. It was an American epic in the 19th century. Later art masters such as Henry Miller and Allen Ginsberg were deeply influenced by this collection of poems, and the movie "Dead Poets Society" also paid tribute to it.

This book is a collection of poems and other works written by the world-class writer Pushkin. Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin used his outstanding talent to master many literary genres, created Russian national literature and literary language, and left many classics for Russia and the world in literary fields such as poetry, novels, dramas and even fairy tales. Pushkin's literary creation ended the backwardness of Russian literature and created conditions for the prosperity of Russian literature in the 19th century. This book selects Pushkin's poetry masterpieces from various periods, including "If Life Deceived You", "To the Sea", "The Bronze Horseman", "To Chadayev", etc., Which reflects Pushkin's life trajectory and the changing trajectory of his thoughts, thus allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of Pushkin's inner world.

This book is a collection of poems written by the famous Irish poet, playwright and essayist William Butler Yeats. This book selects representative works from various periods of Yeats's poetry creation, including "When You Are Old", "The White Bird", "Leda and the Swan", "Sailing to Byzantium", "The Foothills of Ben Bulben", etc., To display Yeats's creative process in a relatively comprehensive manner, and to give readers a comprehensive understanding of the poet. Yeats' early poetry style was naturalistic. During this period, he created a large number of lyric poems, which were sincere and touching, and were widely circulated. In his later years, due to the influence of politics and metaphysics, Yeats's poetic style turned to contemplation and conciseness, focusing on philosophical and historical themes. Yeats was in Ireland at the turn of the century. He used poetry to integrate his personal history with the history of Ireland at that stage, showing deep patriotism.

"Leaves of Grass" is a collection of poems that is the essence of Whitman's lifelong creation. The poems in it are like the grass that grows all over the American land, full of vitality and exuding an alluring fragrance. It is a world-famous masterpiece of poetry. This new translation selects wonderful works from each chapter of the original work, refers to the English version and multiple translations, abandons awkward translation methods, strives to highlight the author's thoughts and feelings of the original work, and fits the contemporary Chinese context.

"Flowers of Evil" is a masterpiece of French poet Baudelaire, which established his position in the history of French and even world poetry. This classic poem shows evil and the relationship between good and evil surrounding evil through poetry. Baudelaire broke away from the view of good and evil for thousands of years and looked at evil from a dialectical point of view. He believed that evil has a dual nature. It has an evil side and exudes a special kind of beauty. On the one hand, it corrodes and infringes on human beings, and on the other hand, it is full of challenge and resistance spirit, inspiring people to fight against their own laziness and social injustice. Therefore, Baudelaire both hates and praises evil, fears and yearns for it. He lives in evil; but he strives not to be swallowed up by evil. Instead, he faces evil with a critical eye, dissects evil, and refines the flowers of evil.

"Birds" is Tagore's most outstanding representative poem. The short sentences express the profound philosophy of life and lead the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom. "The Gardener's Collection" is a "song of life". It integrates more of the poet's youth experience and delicately depicts the happiness, troubles and sadness of love. It can be regarded as a love song of youth. This book combines these two poems into one volume, containing more than 400 short prose poems. These poems are short and beautiful, but have far-reaching meanings. A fallen leaf, a flying bird, and a clear dew are all full of poetry and spirituality in the poet's writing, arousing readers' love for all beautiful things.

Wilde was a famous British playwright, novelist, poet, and critic at the end of the 19th century. Wilde's poetry creation reflects his deliberate pursuit of capturing the rich gestures of language in order to present the charm of language itself. Broadly speaking, it is also a reflection of Wilde's "dandy" style in poetry creation. Love is the eternal theme of poetry. Wilde wrote a large number of poems to praise love and express the pain caused by love. The poems selected in this book also include Wilde's thoughts on nature and life.

"Complete Collection of Shakespeare's Poems - Long Narrative Poems" is part of the "Northern Lights Poetry Series·Classic Translation Series". Shakespeare's five long narrative poems include "Venus and Adoni", "The Lost Virginity of Lucrece", "The Complaints of a Lover", "The Phoenix and the Turtle Dove" and "The Passionate Pilgrim". Among them, "Venus and Adoni" is a new translation by the translator Mr. Tu An, which has never been published before. This book is a collection of Shakespeare's poems, including all of Shakespeare's sonnets and long narrative poems, except for some non-independent poems scattered in his dramatic works. These poems have been carefully translated by Mr. Tu An, a leading figure in the field of translation, which restores and displays the content and ideas expressed in the poems as much as possible, which is helpful for readers and scholars to understand and study Shakespeare's poems.

"Sonnets" is Shakespeare's most important collection of poems. Since the end of the 18th century, Shakespeare's sonnets have aroused great interest and various debates. According to widely popular interpretations, these sonnets from the 1st to the 126th are written to or about a beautiful aristocratic young man; from the 127th to the 152nd, they are written to or about a dark-skinned girl; the last two and a few in between have nothing to do with the story. At first glance, this collection of poems will give people a monotonous feeling. Shakespeare repeats the same themes over and over again - time, friendship or love, art (poetry). However, if you taste them carefully, you will find that they are by no means the same thing.

This book is a collection of works of four contemporary Irish poets co-translated by Bao Huiyi and Peng Lijing. Among the four poets, Michael Longley, Harry Clifton and Paula Meehan have been the last three Irish Poet Laureates respectively. Paul Merton was once a professor of poetry at Oxford University and is currently a professor at the School of Humanities at Princeton University. The works of the four poets selected in this collection of poems are mostly about their reflections on universal values ​​and national identity, their emotions and considerations about Irish and English, and their reflections on the relationship between poetry and human society. They all have profound literary and practical significance.

Known as the most outstanding Irish-language poet of our time, Nora Negaunar insisted on writing poetry exclusively in Irish in order to save her beloved mother tongue. Her poems have a variety of themes. They are not only based on ancient literature and rural life, but also have a strong sense of female independence and realistic concerns from an international perspective. They not only describe objective real events, but also express personal emotions and opinions. "When the Moths Fall-Nora Negaunar" is Negaunar's first collection of poems translated into Chinese.

Shi Zhecun is a famous litterateur, translator and educator in my country. He is erudite and talented, and has knowledge of ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, and has made great achievements in literary creation, classical literature research, inscription research, and foreign literature translation. This book is a collection of poems that Mr. Shi Zhecun spent five years collecting, polishing, and translating from eight countries including the United Kingdom, the United States, ancient Greece, Poland, Spain, France, Belgium, and Denmark, in order to allow readers to understand a little bit about the expression methods of foreign poets' thoughts and feelings through this book. In fact, Mr. Shi Zhecun, with his profound calligraphy skills, used one kind of poetry to show another kind of poetic flavor and poetic realm.

Hesse's collection of poems contains about one hundred poems. For Hesse, poetry "is the soul's response to experience... Poetry first speaks only to the poet himself, his breathing, his shouts, his dreams, his smile, and his struggle." The suffering, darkness and chaos during the crisis period of his life, as well as the inner conflicts and communication, all naturally enter the poem. The connotation of his poems is completely consistent with that of his novels and prose.

This book contains two of Rabindranath Tagore's early classic poetry masterpieces: the philosophical poetry collection "Gitanjali" which won the Nobel Prize for Literature, and the youth love song "The Gardener's Collection". Through Bing Xin's clear and elegant translation, we can feel Tagore's love for life and thinking about love. He cleverly concealed some suffering and darkness, and dedicated light and smile to readers without reservation, opening up another paradise for us with his vast and boundless philosophy. The style of the whole book is fresh and natural, with the fragrance of earth, and sings about the prosperity of life, the joy and sorrow of real life in a light and cheerful tone. Reading these poems is like walking in early summer after a storm. With the irresistible freshness and fragrance, we can see the clear beauty of the world and appreciate the taste of love and youth.

This book contains Tagore's four beautiful collections of love poems: "Fruit Gathering", "The Lover's Yi", "The Ferry" and "Selected Poems". The famous writer Bing Xin and the oriental literature translator Shi Zhen restored a bright world filled with warmth, sharing and love with their elegant and philosophical translations, singing about the innocence of love, praising the flawless innocence of children, praising life and thinking about the essence of life. Optimism and vitality can be seen everywhere, including open-mindedness and firm confidence in the pursuit of ideals, as well as the true touch of life. On a breezy afternoon, with a cup of tea and a beautiful collection of poems, Tagore picked up the pleasant petals of the flower of the day and watched them mature into the golden fruit of memory, leading us to taste the sweetness of the world.

"Spring is Buried" is a self-selected collection of poems by Korean national poet Ko Eun. The poet personally selected more than a hundred poems from his vast works from 1960 to the present, including outstanding works at different stages. It is a complete presentation of Ko Eun's creative style and creative process. The works include both laments about the spiritual ruins caused by the Korean War, as well as murmurs with clear and light writing and full of Eastern Zen charm. Reading Ko Eun, what we read is not only lines of words that penetrate deep into the soul, but also sections of modern and contemporary Korean spiritual epics.

The world has left me covered with wounds, but what grew out of the wounds were wings. The darkness that comes over me makes me shine even brighter. Loneliness is also a ladder for me to climb towards the light. This is the first Chinese version of a collection of poems by the world-famous Syrian poet Adonis. With Adonis's personal authorization, the translator selected and translated the seventeen collections of poems from the poet's entry into the poetry world nearly fifty years ago. The poet Adonis is a rebel with a clear attitude, who fights against power and current customs with his indomitable stubbornness. His poetry is a window into the current situation of Arab society. He was saddened by the suffering suffered by his motherland, lamented that he was not tolerated by his motherland, and felt sad and angry at the backwardness of the entire Arab nation.

"Two Billion Light Years of Loneliness" is divided into six parts: The Promise of the World, The End of Spring, The Day the Bird Disappears from the Sky, The Placenta of Language, The Sorrowful Angel, and the Language of If. Mr. Tanigawa and his close translator Mr. Tahara jointly selected 120 poems (17 of which were new works released for the first time) that have relatively high artistic achievements and are most widely circulated. The author uses his poems containing superb skills and amazing imagination to sing a long and pure love song to the world.

Miyazawa Kenji was selected as the fourth great writer of the millennium in Japan's voting, and he is also a unique style among Showa poets. He pioneered the cosmic poetry style, represented the early achievements of modern poetry, and influenced many poets such as Nakahara Chuuya and Tanigawa Shuntaro. "Spring and Asura" is a collection of poems by Miyazawa Kenji. Japanese literature and poetry translator Wu Fei has carefully translated it, and the appendix contains extensive annotations to analyze the unique "Miyazawa vocabulary".

"I am a Lonely Flowing Cloud" contains the poems that best reflect Keats's creative talent, and comprehensively displays Keats's poetic achievements in his life. He did not explore too lofty ideas like other great romantic poets, but was afraid that he would have nothing in his limited life. Therefore, hard work and transcendence became the medicine for him to overcome his inner fear and have the courage to face reality. It became the best way for him to cherish and praise life. It also brought encouragement and hope to us who are impetuous in the world.

Reading "The Collection of Birds" is like opening the secret letters written by each other under the cherry blossom tree when we were young. Those memories come out like a tide, those plays, those little sorrows, those heroic words, those pranks, those intimate moments, just like the sunset in the dusk, soaked in intoxicating red - young readers, this "The Collection of Birds" is like a diary of youth, and your memories will be preserved in it. Because it is a work that can distill "love" to the greatest extent. Reading "The Birds", you will find how harmonious love and being loved are; reading "The Birds", you will refine troubles and pain into a kind of practice. It is a blessing for young people to read "The Collection of Birds", because it is equivalent to planting the seeds of love in the clay pot of your life, and you don't know when it will take root and sprout.

"When You Are Old" is a collection of love poems by Irish poet Yeats. On January 30, 1889, Yeats and Maud Gunnery met for the first time, and they began a lifelong entanglement. "She stood by the window, with a large group of apple blossoms blooming beside her; she was dazzling, as if she were the sunshine..." They had a poetic first acquaintance, but failed to get a poetic result. In the next 28 years, Yeats proposed to Maud many times, but was rejected many times. It was not until he was in his fifties that he had to marry someone else. In response, Maud said, "The world will be grateful that I didn't marry you." In 1923, Yeats won the Nobel Prize for Literature. When Yeats died in 1939, Maud did not attend the funeral. Yeats devoted his life to writing poems for the goddess, expressing his deep love for her. He once said: "All my poems are dedicated to Modganni." From these love poems, we can feel the fiery love and poetry.

Tagore used his philosophy and world to give the world a lot of wisdom and inspiration. Turn it gently and wander around leisurely. Suddenly, beautiful articles will appear one after another. Those are the heartfelt words of a poet who is rooted in Indian philosophical trends, grew up in the ocean of Indian literature, wandered in the moonlight of Indian art, and was deeply influenced by Western culture. It is Tagore's understanding of life, thinking about the universe, and reverie about life...

"The Birds" is a collection of philosophical aphorisms in English. It was first published in 1916 and contains 326 poems, including English translations of Rabindranath Tagore's Bengali short poems, as well as impromptu English poems written during his visit to Japan. The poems in "Birds" are extremely concise and short, describing mostly small and simple things such as flowers, trees, wind, rain, thunder and lightning, sun, moon and stars, but these constitute the most important part of life. The delicate observation and praise of these things contain Tagore's philosophical thinking and fully demonstrate the poet's love for nature and life.

"1914 and Other Selected Poems" brings together poems about the war by several famous poets during the First World War. Some poets joined the army with enthusiasm at first, wanting to serve the country, but finally saw through the vain glory in the bloody Shura field and realized the value of life.

This book "I Know How to Love: Selected Poems of Akhmatova" contains the best poems of Russia's most famous female poet Akhmatova from almost her entire life. The entire collection of poems is composed of four parts: the first volume is the early works of the poetess (1904-1925); the second volume is the poems of Akhmatova's middle period (1927-1949); the third volume summarizes the poet's later writings (1950-1966); the fourth volume is the long poem "Requiem", this long lyrical poem is a pinnacle of Akhmatova's poetry creation.

"Gitanjali" is the representative work of the great Indian writer Rabindranath Tagore. The title of the book means "poetry" in Hindi. This collection of poems is a comprehensive work that he selected from many collections of poems he has written. In a sense, it is the essence or selection of Tai's poems. Reading this book will probably help you understand Tagore's poetry at a glance.

The Prose Poetry Parasha you are opening is a colorful book. In this "Prose Poems Parasha", Turgenev sometimes uses his poetic pen to quietly and affectionately describe to us the beautiful and fertile world of his native Russia. The blue sky, white clouds, canyons, flax fields, rolling wheat waves, soaring skylarks... And the daily life and labor of kind-hearted ordinary Russians.

This book is a selection of poems by Bryusov, the leader of Russian symbolist poetry. The translator selected and translated 141 poems (a total of 141 poems) from Bryusov's poetry collections (including unpublished poetry collections) according to chronology, and divided them into ten series. In the literary and cultural life of Russia at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, Bryusov was an extraordinary figure, known as a poet made of "bronze and marble". In the poetry world, Bryusov is also known as a poetry theorist.