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"With a Tiger in My Heart, Smell the Roses: Selected Poems of Sassoon" is a collection of poems by the great British war poet and British ace soldier Sassoon. Sassoon joined the army during World War I and wrote a large number of battlefield poems. After the war, Sassoon reflected on the war and continued to create, expressing his anti-war stance. His poem "With a tiger in my heart, I smell the roses carefully" has been widely circulated and has become a classic. And his poetry collections are still selling well in Europe and the United States.

"The Sixth Sense: Selected Poems of Gumilev" includes "Pearl" (1910), "Flowers of Romance" (1908) and "Exotic Sky" (1910) by the famous Russian Silver Age poet Gumilev. 912), "Quiver" (1916), "Bonfire" (1918), "Tent" (1921), "Pillar of Fire" (1921) and other poetry collections include more than 120 meaningful poems. Readers can get a glimpse of the classic charm of Acme poetry in the Silver Age from the poet's poetry creation in different periods. In this collection of poems, the poet uses bright, exotic and imaginative sonorities to describe the country he created and the creatures living there - humans, beasts, and devils. "The Sixth Sense: Selected Poems of Gumilev" includes "Pearl" (1910), "Flowers of Romance" (1908) and "Exotic Sky" (1910) by the famous Russian Silver Age poet Gumilev. 912), "Quiver" (1916), "Bonfire" (1918), "Tent" (1921), "Pillar of Fire" (1921) and other poetry collections include more than 120 meaningful poems. Readers can get a glimpse of the classic charm of Acme poetry in the Silver Age from the poet's poetry creation in different periods. In this collection of poems, the poet uses bright, exotic and imaginative sonorities to describe the country he created and the creatures living there - humans, beasts, and devils.

This book is the first self-selected collection of poems by Darius Tomas Lebioda, a representative poet of the new generation of Poland, published in China. It selects more than a hundred of the poet's creations in the past forty years, including early works that record the state of youth and green love experiences, middle and later works that shine with inspiration and intellectual light, and are full of social concern, as well as poems dedicated to his trip to China. The work presents the poet's perception of the destructive power of the outside world and himself, and his efforts at self-redemption; it is full of Polish Christian humanitarian spirit and his fascination with human poetic wisdom based on knowledge.

"A Child's Garden" is a collection of children's poems written by the British writer Stevenson (1850-1894), which has been published in many editions around the world. This special collector's edition collects more than 100 classic illustrations from illustrators in the late 19th century and early 20th century. It will become a classic language enlightenment book and a souvenir of childhood worth collecting for every family. Original English poems are included with the book, allowing children to start learning English through children's poems.

The collection of poems focuses on depicting innocent and lovely children. The poet has created a number of angelic children's artistic images that are both spiritual and physical, sparkling. In addition, the collection of poems also describes the feelings between children and mothers. In the poet's writing, the mother in the poem has a holy brilliance. In "New Moon Collection", the poet sometimes transforms into an innocent and lovely child, and sometimes becomes a gentle and kind mother. Through the children's novel and lively imagination and the mother's pure and loving words, he transforms this love into a beautiful concrete image, creating a soul-stirring charm.

Rabindranath Tagore (1), a famous modern Indian writer, poet, and philosopher, began literary creation when he was a boy. In his creative career of more than half a century, he dabbled in poetry, novels, dramas and other fields, and achieved outstanding achievements in all of them. Among them, his poetry is the one that embodies his style characteristics. In India and in many countries around the world, Tagore is revered as the "Saint of Poetry".

Ishikawa Takuboku's three-line short songs have unique descriptions of daily life, changes in the seasons, relatives, friends, children, rural customs, etc., And record the gains and losses in life with delicate and sensitive thoughts. As a poet who died of illness at a young age and made a brief appearance in the literary world, Ishikawa Takuboku's poems show irreplaceable value in terms of both his creative level and his understanding of life beyond the times. This book comprehensively collects Ishikawa Takuboku's poetry works, including two tanka collections by Ishikawa Takuboku. "A Grip of Sand" contains 551 tanka songs, and "Sad Toy" contains 194 tanka songs. These two collections of songs sincerely record the poet's sorrow and sighs in his life of poverty and illness, as well as his thoughts on the real world. Ishikawa Takuboku has included in the book one by one the trivial things that a person encountered in his youth, some happy and expectant moods, eagerness to try, the days of love and breakup, the time when he disliked life and work, worries about illness, missing his family, and feeling happy or unhappy because of the flowers and trees in the city. So today when we read his poems, almost every one of them can impress us.

The most beautiful flowers blooming on the fertile soil of Nigeria, and the most touching stories described in the most simple and peaceful language. It will take you through the African countries where the secrets are raging, appreciate the indomitable spirit in corruption and war, explore the truth, goodness and beauty in human nature, and taste the mystery and justice in life. When your busy mind encounters the most down-to-earth, truest and most enduring song of inspiration, will you stop and let your soul rest?

Mandelstam's works included in this book include the author's poems from various periods and are very representative. The poet has an eternal faith in language, truth and starlight. He is a "son of civilization" and transcends his country and time.

Dante's "Divine Comedy" is the most influential book in the Western world besides the Bible. Dante himself has become one of the three most famous poets in the West, known as the father of the Italian language and one of the three spiritual sources of literature. Recently, Dan Brown, the most influential best-selling author in the United States and the author of "The Da Vinci Code", has released a new book "Inferno", with a first edition of 2 million copies. The book is based on the first part of "Inferno" in Dante's "Divine Comedy" to unfold the plot. The book is expected to be adapted for screen next year (2014), which will usher in an enthusiastic response to "The Divine Comedy". This English translation is the most authoritative translation in the English-speaking world. It was translated by the famous 19th-century American poet Longfellow, and immediately became a classic translation in the English-speaking world after its publication.

Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) was an Indian poet, philosopher and Indian nationalist. In 1913, he became the first Asian to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. His poems contain profound religious and philosophical insights. For Tagore, his poems are his gifts to God, and he himself is God's suitor. Tagore's poems enjoy epic status in India, including his representative works "Gitanjali", "Birds", "Sand in the Eyes", "Four People", "Family and the World", "The Gardener" and "The Last Psalm". This time I chose his "Gitanjali" and "Crescent Moon Collection".

Rilke is a influential figure in the Austrian poetry circle. Together with Yeats and Eliot, he is known as the three greatest modern European poets. This large-scale poem is Rilke's representative work and was written over ten years. The whole poem has a grand and rigorous structure, singing about the eternity of life and love, and is lyrical and full of mystery. This introduction is mainly an interpretation of "Du Yingnuo's Elegy", explaining the content of each tragedy in detail. At the end, the structure of the lament is analyzed in detail to facilitate readers' understanding.

Rare young poets who have matured: The publication of Chinese poetry still focuses on foreign classics and the works of domestic poets born in the 60s and 70s. Each generation has its own unique life experience and pursuits, and each generation needs its own voice. Extremely rich experience and thinking about survival: Kunniao's poems have very rich themes, have extremely strong emotions and thinking about every direction and detail of survival, and have the power and skill to express it. Kunniao, whose real name is Guan Kunpeng, has farmed, raised dogs, published, and written art criticism. He is the purest poet at heart. He has been writing poetry for ten years, and "The Sphinx" is his first collection of poems. Kunniao's writing is proficient, concise, and extremely powerful; the themes are very open, some are casual and frivolous, and some are bitter and hateful; some are super self-centered, and some are very social, such as "Clouds of the Meat Factory" and "We", which directly express the overall judgment and attitude towards the situation of a generation. They are clear, eloquent, and shocking to read.

The Cinnamon Peeler is a collection of poems spanning twenty-seven years. They were all written in the gaps between the full-length works - "The Complete Works of Billy the Kid", "Aftermath", "Generations" and "In Lion's Skin". It started in 1963, the beginning of my writing career, and finally in 1990. "The Elimination Dance" appears here as an interlude, and can be regarded as the work of a rogue troubadour, and its final appearance is constantly changing - a few lines are deleted or added every year. The content is based on a horrific dance form, with the caller deciding who can continue dancing in a seemingly arbitrary process. So this thing (I still hesitate to call it poetry) simulates a crazy, completely unconventional shouter. Two of the poems in this section of "Worldly Love"-"Neighbors on the River" and "Letter from the Pacific"-are based on poems by Li Bai and Du Fu that were reinvented by Ezra Pound. It is not a translation, but a transplant. Several fragments of the predecessor poets appear in my poems. Most of the poems in the collection were written in Canada. Several were written in Sri Lanka. "Tin Roof" was painted in Hawaii. Knife Skills is dedicated to Kim and Quentin Griffin. This part of "Worldly Love" is dedicated to Linda.

Louise Glick won the 2020 Nobel Prize for Literature. She is also the winner of many literary awards such as the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award. She has been well-known in the poetry world for a long time, and her works are introduced for the first time. "Until the World Reflects the Deepest Needs of the Soul" specially includes some of Glick's early poems, which can provide a glimpse of the changes in the author's poetic style.

"Song of Roland·Modern British Poetry Notes" not only includes "Song of Roland", a representative work of medieval martial arts songs, but also 49 modern English poems personally selected and translated by Mr. Yang Xianyi, including poems by famous modern poets such as Yeats, Eliot, and Auden. Most of them were first translated into Chinese by Yang Xianyi and are still unique to this day. "Song of Roland" is an ancient French heroic epic, and together with the British "Beowulf" and the German "Niebelungenlied", it is known as the three major heroic epics in European literature. Yang's translation vividly restores the epic's high-spirited fighting spirit and patriotic sentiments, and the verses such as Roland's sacrifice are tear-jerking to read. The poems selected in "Notes on Modern British Poetry" were all written during the period between the two world wars in the 20th century. The reason why Mr. Yang Xianyi selected these works for translation is as he said in the preface: "In the past, China and European countries were in different situations, but at that time Chinese youth were also in the same situation as European youth. As in the past year, despite confusion, disappointment and pursuit, he has maintained beautiful ideals and hopes for the motherland and the future of mankind in the world. "The two works "Song of Roland" and "Modern British Poetry Notes" are combined into one book, which highlights the changes in the theme and form of Western poetry from ancient to modern times.

Louise Glick won the 2020 Nobel Prize for Literature. She is also the winner of many literary awards such as the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award. She has been well-known in the poetry world for a long time, and her works are introduced for the first time. The four collections of poems included in "Alloy of Moonlight" are all works written by Glick in his mature period, and many of them have won awards.

Feng Zhi was an excellent lyric poet, an outstanding Germanic scholar, and a master translator of German literature. He wrote extensively throughout his life. This series intends to select the most outstanding translation works of Mr. Feng Zhi, including Heine's long poem "Germany, a Winter's Fairy Tale", the travelogue "Journey to the Harz Mountains", and poems by Goethe, Nietzsche, Holderlin, etc., In order to more fully reflect Mr. Feng Zhi's translation achievements.

A heroic epic written in Middle High German. It was written around 1200 by an unknown Austrian knight. The poem has a total of 39 songs, 2379 stanzas, and 9516 lines. Divided into two parts, it tells a series of stories about Prince Siegfried of the Netherlands who killed a dragon in his early years. The epic originated from the historical facts of the struggle between the Huns and the Burgundians in the late period of the Great Migration. The characters in it are all extracted from a large number of folklore heroes, but they have a strong feudal consciousness. It is the most widely circulated and influential work in medieval German literature.

Become a place of love, meet you, and become an opportunity for us to get closer to Rumi and explore our inner self! "There is a place beyond the concepts of right and wrong. I will meet you there. When the soul lies down on the grass there, the world is too full to talk about. Concepts, language, and even the word each other have no meaning." I think the place Rumi is talking about is a non-dual world, transcending all good and bad, right and wrong, right and wrong. In the end, each of us can return there. If you can reach that grassland while alive, it means you are enlightened. There is no need for language because all thoughts, words, each other, etc., Belong to the world of duality. Likewise, joy, sadness, happiness, and sorrow cannot be found there. One day we will all meet there. Before that day comes, let us enjoy the beauty and ugliness, good and evil, right and wrong, good and bad of the dualistic world. Who knows whether impermanence or tomorrow will come earlier.

You are born without limits. You are born with integrity and kindness. You were born with a dream. You were born for greatness. You were born with wings. You weren't supposed to be lying on your hands and knees. If you can spread your wings, learn to fly. The collection of poems includes Rumi's poems that are widely circulated in China and new classics that have never been circulated or published in China. The original English translation of "Rumi: The book of love" is a collection of Rumi's poems selected by the famous American Rumi researcher Coleman Bacchus. He has introduced and commented on each chapter, which is helpful for reading. I hope this book will become a place of love, meet you, and become an opportunity for us to get closer to Rumi and explore our inner self! Dear friends, our closeness is like this: No matter where your feet are, you can feel my solidity under your feet. With such love, how could I only see your world but not you? The way of love is a road to annihilation, a road to bliss "as if it had never existed." All of Rumi's poems can be seen as poems of love. They tend the blooming of the flower of the soul by sorrow, by every current of emotion that flows through the inn of consciousness.

"I Taste the Flavor of Things Too Soon" is a collection of poems by "Japanese national poet" Ishikawa Takuboku. Zhou Zuoren's translation is simple and elegant, which makes Ishikawa Takuboku's lonely, hot and sensitive heart happy to read on the page. These crystal-clear poems by Ishikawa Takuboku are sketches of moods, with both joyful leaps and bitter tremblings. He turns the things we have left behind in life into beautiful and sad existences, reaching people's lonely and fragile hearts.

"I Loved You in a Classical Way" is a classic poetry collection by the legendary American poet Emily Dickinson. It is bilingual in Chinese and English. It was translated by well-known translators Lai Jiewei and Dong Hengxiu and officially authorized by Harvard University Press. This book selects 64 poems that Emily Dickinson cherished throughout her life, including "I Died for Beauty," "I Live in Possibility," "A Clock Stopped," etc. In addition to the complete original poems in Chinese and English, it also provides an in-depth evaluation of the works to restore a real Emily Dickinson. Across time and language, meet Dickinson, his poems and his person.

Through the eyes of a Croatian poet, you can see flowers, trees, stars, moon, time, love, and an extraordinary poetic life.

"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. When Dante traveled through hell and purgatory, many of the souls he encountered were famous figures in history or at that time. The lines of the poem are full of meaning and have strong theological and religious overtones.

"Like a Child: Selected Poems of Rabindranath Tagore" includes Tagore's representative poems such as "New Moon Collection", "Birds Collection", "Fruit Gathering Collection", "Gardener Collection", "The Lover's Crossing the Road", etc. "New Moon Collection" celebrates two major themes - innocence and maternal love. Childhood is the most precious human nature, bringing tranquility and stability to the noisy and conflicting world, while maternal love is the purest human emotion, bringing warmth and strength to the impetuous and confused soul. The profound lines of poetry lead readers back to the pure world of children and relive the selfless and profound maternal love. "The Birds" is one of the outstanding collections of philosophical poems in the world. It is a collection of lyrical poems about love and life. More than 300 beautiful poems contain rich thoughts on life, inspiring readers to persevere in pursuing ideals and unremittingly seeking wisdom.

The poems in "The Book of Longing" were written by Cohen at Bird Mountain Meditation Center in Southern California, Los Angeles, Montreal, and Mumbai, more than twenty years after the publication of his last collection of poems. This brilliant and moving collection of poems also features Cohen's playful and provocative paintings, which are paired with meditative, beginningless and darkly humorous poems. The New York Times commented: "The writing scope of "The Book of Desire" is unique, clear yet suffused with moisture, vast yet private, naughty yet profound."

This book is a selection of foreign classic poems for teenagers from junior high school to high school age. They are all written by literary masters or great poets from various countries, and the translators are also my country's first-class translators. The beauty of poetry, regardless of country, transcends language and touches the heart inadvertently. Young people are even more passionate lovers of poetry, because poetry praises youth, love, friendship, happiness, freedom, and ideals... The beautiful poems selected in this book, from Shakespeare and Yeats to Pushkin, Petofi, and Tagore, all exude youthful vitality and charming artistic conception.

"Poems of Pasternak (Set Volume 1, 2)": Pasternak was a giant of Russian poetry in the 20th century. He experienced the Silver Age, the October Revolution and the "thaw" of the Soviet Union. He had the courage to renew his fame in the poetry world in his early years, and finally won the Nobel Prize for Literature "for his great achievements in the traditional fields of modern lyric poetry and the great Russian novel".

"The Complete Poems of Pasternak (Part 2)": Pasternak was a giant of Russian poetry in the 20th century. He experienced the Silver Age, the October Revolution and the "thaw" of the Soviet Union. In his early years, he had the courage to renew his fame in the poetry world, and finally won the Nobel Prize for Literature "for his great achievements in the traditional fields of modern lyric poetry and great Russian novels." This book brings together more than 400 of Pasternak's poems from various periods. It is the most complete collection of Pasternak's poems published in China so far and is an important achievement in Russian literary translation.

"The Complete Poems of Pasternak (Part 2)": Pasternak was a giant of Russian poetry in the 20th century. He experienced the Silver Age, the October Revolution and the "thaw" of the Soviet Union. In his early years, he had the courage to renew his fame in the poetry world, and finally won the Nobel Prize for Literature "for his great achievements in the traditional fields of modern lyric poetry and great Russian novels." This book brings together more than 400 of Pasternak's poems from various periods. It is the most complete collection of Pasternak's poems published in China so far and is an important achievement in Russian literary translation.

"The Complete Poems of Pasternak (Part 1)": Pasternak was a giant of Russian poetry in the 20th century. He experienced the Silver Age, the October Revolution and the "thaw" of the Soviet Union. In his early years, he had the courage to renew his fame in the poetry world, and finally won the Nobel Prize for Literature "for his great achievements in the traditional fields of modern lyric poetry and great Russian novels." This book brings together more than 400 of Pasternak's poems from various periods. It is the most complete collection of Pasternak's poems published in China so far and is an important achievement in Russian literary translation.

"I Lived So Lonely" is another classic collection of poems by the Nobel Prize-winning poet Szymborska after "Everything is Silent as a Mystery". In this collection of poems, the poet uses a witty and charming voice and tone to express his nostalgia and praise for his family, his love for all kinds of life in the world, his fascination with the passing time and country, and his poetic description of daily life and all things, which vaguely reflects the rich inner world of the poet and her lonely life. The book contains more than 80 poems such as "Farewell to Landscape", "Versions of Events", "Gifts from Nothing", "I Dedicated to Creating a World", "In the River of Heraclitus" and "Children of Time". It also re-translates more than 10 popular works such as "Love at First Sight", "Various Possibilities" and "Under a Little Star" from "All Things Are Silent as a Mystery". You can get a glimpse of the classic charm in different translations.

I prefer the absurdity of writing poetry to the absurdity of not writing poetry. --Szymborska. Szymborska, winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize for Literature, is one of the most charming contemporary poets and enjoys the reputation of "Mozart in poetry". Her poems are unique. They often draw joy from daily life, convey profound thoughts in simple language, open up a vast imagination space with small metaphors, and combine seriousness with humor and wit. She is a master of language and has many fans all over the world. Published in paperback in 2012, "Everything Is Silent as a Mystery" became a favorite among domestic readers that year. It was successively selected as one of the top ten best books of the year in "Sina China" and "Shenzhen Reading Month" and became a best-seller. Its publication indirectly promoted the upsurge in the publication of poetry collections in China. In this hardcover edition of "Everything Is Silent as a Mystery", the translator not only made new revisions to the text, but also added five new translations, including "Memorial" and "Train Station". The text is printed in full color and includes 10 exquisite illustrations.

"The Iliad" is a long narrative poem compiled by the blind ancient Greek poet Homer based on oral epics and short songs. It is an important ancient Greek literary work and one of the classics of Western literature. It is called "Homer's epic" together with another work of Homer, "The Odyssey". "The Iliad" is a masterpiece describing ancient wars. It narrates a 10-year war between the ancient Greeks and the Trojans; it praises the strength, might, wit and bravery of the ancient heroes; it eulogizes their great achievements and the spirit of heroism and collectivism in fighting against alien races.

This anthology selects Akhmatova's lyric poems. The themes of the poems are mostly about chanting the beautiful and complex emotions of human beings and describing the true psychology of women. Reading them makes people feel the excitement and hope of love, and smell the melancholy, confusion, loneliness, depression and pain of love. The poems are passionate and sincere, with sadness mixed with happiness, and despair sparkling with light. From the selected poems, we can read the poet's twists and turns, contradictions and delicate thoughts.

"The Search for the Self" is the product of the famous psychologist Fromm's psychoanalytic work, and is also a companion volume to his masterpiece "Escape from Freedom". Fromm used ethical issues to launch a psychological discussion, revealing the crux of modern people's confusion, as well as the pathologies and causes of society. He encourages people to recognize themselves clearly, strive to become their true self, and get rid of the shackles of artificial pain, so as to pursue true happiness.

Existentialism is a philosophical school with great influence, wide popularity and popularity in modern Western philosophy. Its main representative is the French philosopher Sartre. This book consists of two articles: "Existentialism as a Humanism" and "Today's Hope: A Conversation with Sartre". The former was published in 1946, and the latter was published shortly before his death in 1980. Sartre repeatedly emphasized that his existentialism is essentially an optimistic philosophy full of hope for life.

A selection of 100 Japanese classic nursery rhymes by poets represented by Hakushu Kitahara, Misuzu Kaneko, and Yume Takehisa. Let readers regain their childlike innocence and return poetry to reading.

"Ship of Fools" is a narrative work in the poetry genre. The whole poem occupies a total of 7308 lines, commonly known as an 8,000-line poem. "Ship of Fools" has its own preface and postscript, and is then divided into 112 chapters. After chapter 110, it takes a unique approach and lists two more chapters, 110a and 110b. The 112 chapters of poems are all written independently, and there is no necessary connection or transition between them. The poem organization of "Ship of Fools" is relatively rigorous, the content of the poem lines is relatively complete, and the structure is unique. Although "Ship of Fools" has very clear and independent chapters, it undoubtedly serves as an overall design and is completed in one go. There are all kinds of fools in the cabin. The fools do not lament the misery of life. They just hope to drive the "Fool's Ship" directly to the land of hope - Fool's Town. Therefore, the thoughts in the cabin are lively, and the faces of fools are vivid. They are stupid, rash, reckless, arrogant, conceited, arrogant, unbridled, depraved, dissolute, and misbehaving. The negative concepts of life appear in full force. However, the thoughts of fools are so pale, they lack faith and have no direction, so the big ship driven by fools with all their strength can sail straight towards the disaster of life and the destruction of morality.

Kobayashi Ichicha was the last haiku master in the Edo period, and together with Matsuo Basho and Shibumura, they are known as the three major haiku masters in Japanese classical haiku. Icha left his hometown and went to Edo to make a living in his early years. After wandering for half his life, he returned to his hometown and started a family. However, his children all passed away before him, and Icha spent his later years lonely and embarrassed, with only nature and all things and haiku to express his feelings. Yicha's haiku style is unique. He imitates his predecessors while developing unique variations. While inheriting the aesthetics of tranquility and secludedness, he also adds a humorous personal mark. He hates the world and rebels against the strong, but such radical emotions are completely diluted when he writes, leaving only the open-mindedness of being content with poverty, willing to taste the bitterness of life, endless compassion for weak lives, and lamenting the impermanence of the world. Icha composed more than 20,000 haiku in his lifetime. This book selects more than 300 sentences from them, arranges them chronologically, and attaches the original text, pronunciation and brief notes to aid appreciation.

Haiku is an extremely important literary genre with Japanese characteristics, and Matsuo Basho is known as the "Saint Haiku". He is the first master of classical haiku and the haiku artist who pushed the art of haiku to its highest peak. Basho is to haiku what Du Fu is to Tang poetry. Basho's haiku not only inherits the classical tradition of Chinese poetry and Japanese waka, but also does not shy away from mixing in daily colloquialisms. It captures the essence of comedy and is full of the spirit of free creation. Basho is good at capturing the absolute loneliness in daily life and the colors of sound and fragrance in quiet moments, such as the fragrance of leaves when they are heated by sunlight in the morning and dusk, or the faint sound of cold water when a frog leaps into an ancient pond. The poet uses this to show a passionate glimpse of nature in the eternal flow of time. The spirit of mourning for things in later Japanese literature and the spiritual sensitivity to all things in nature were mostly influenced by it. In his writing, the harmony of elegance and vulgarity in haiku has reached an unprecedented height. This book selects more than 300 haiku sentences that Basho wrote throughout his life, arranges them chronologically, and includes the original text, pronunciation and brief notes to aid appreciation.

This book is based on the translation of the poems in "The Complete Poems and Dramas of T. S. Eliot" published by Faber Publishing House in 1969. It includes all of Eliot's poetry works, not only the well-known "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" ", "The Waste Land", "Ash Wednesday" and "Four Quartets" and other works, as well as works such as "The Rock" and "Old Possum's Heroic Cats", which were fully translated for the first time, comprehensively showing the development process of the poet's writing and his creative style at various stages. In addition, the book also includes a preface by Professor Lu Jiande, the editor-in-chief of this series of Thomas S. Eliot series and director of the Institute of Foreign Literature of the Academy of Social Sciences, which introduces Eliot's entire creative career and ideological process in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, making an excellent annotation for this series of books.

Dante Rossetti's sonnet "The Temple of Life" has a total of 102 poems (including the opening chapter). It was written between 1847 and 1881 and was finalized in June before the poet's death. It represents the achievement of the sonnet art in the British Victorian period and is also a masterpiece in the British poetry world during this period. "The Palace of Life" is full of the poet's sensory impressions about time, love and life. This series of poems directly nourished the creation of British aestheticism and decadence in the 1880s and 1890s. ?

From the beginning of his career in 1927 to the return of his soul to the country of poetry in 1973, Auden continued to inject new atmosphere into English poetry for nearly half a century. His works range from politics to religion, from cities to the countryside, and are full of beautiful words. Street conversations can also be incorporated into poetry. This book is the first volume of the complete collection of poems that Auden voluntarily retained, and the text was approved by him. This book, together with the unpublished second volume of selected poems, includes all the contents of previous editions of Auden's poetry collections, and covers all the poet's later collections of short poems. It can be said that the essence of Auden's poetry has been collected here. Looking through the entire book, one can't help but admire the exquisiteness of Auden's poetic skills and the breadth of his feelings, and the ancient Western literary tradition has reappeared in its past glory again and again in his writings.

Borges once said: "If Argentina has literature, it is "Martin Fierro." "Martin Fierro" is the Argentine national epic and a well-known literary model in Latin America. It is known as the "Bible of the Gauchos." The translation by the famous Spanish poetry translator Zhao Zhenjiang truly presents the original flavor of the Argentinian classic.

"Anger and Mystery" contains nearly ten years of Rene Charles's poetic works from 1938 to 1947. It is the famous work that truly established his position among French readers and the history of poetry. This collection of poems plays a key role in the history of French poetry in all aspects from form to content, and is considered a well-deserved representative work of Rene Charles.

"My Anxiety is a Spark" is a short poem written by Adonis, a Syrian poet living in France, who wrote it in different periods. He always takes human freedom, dignity and liberation as his starting point and reference. He feels the world like a child, loves the world like a youth, and examines the world like an old man. Adonis's short chapters establish imaginative and beautiful connections between things and their metaphors, and infuse the poet's own emotions and ideas into them, making them full of interest, endless evocative, and impressive. Criticisms of backward and authoritarian Arab politics can be found everywhere in the book, lashings of corrupt and ugly social phenomena, accusations of long-standing ills in traditional Arab culture, and exposure of Western hegemony and colonialism that seek personal gain under various guises. The modernity manifested in his poems is separated from the conservative ideas that have always dominated the Arab world, and it is also connected with the spirit of change that has been obscured in the Arab cultural heritage. He advocates rationalism and enlightenment ideas, promotes human value and will, and strives to explore the mysterious unknown behind the tangible world in the practice of poetry, and reveal the mysteries that accompany people, body, mind, instinct, intuition, and dreams.

"My Loneliness is a Garden: Selected Poems of Adonis" is a selection and translation of seventeen collections of poems by the translator from the time when the poet entered 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 poems overlook all aspects of life from the perspective of all mankind. His chanting of the eternal themes of those poems reached an otherworldly, profound and timeless realm. His love poems are not afraid of the secular world and want to justify the body and sensuality; but there is no vulgar interest in being intimate with each other, but they show the desolation of life and time. Adonis considered himself a "spiritual exile." Poetry alone, however, was his true place of exile. In his eyes, poetry is supreme, and "the era when poetry ends is just another kind of death."

"Flowers and Nausea: Selected Poems of Andrade" includes poems from three important poetry collections ("Some Poems", "Nature's Love" and "The People's Rose"). He liberated the language of poetry, boldly adopted civilian colloquial language to write about daily life, and even incorporated slang into the street. With his cold and humorous compassion, he enhanced the lyrical expressiveness of Brazilian daily life.