Just wanted to share the poem inside

Vilma 2022-04-21 09:02:04

Can I compare you to a bright summer

You are more lovely and gentle than summer

The wind destroys the beauty of the May flower

Summer hurries away without stopping

The eyes of the sky are sometimes too hot

The golden face is often clouded

All beautiful images inevitably fade

accidental breakdown or natural aging

And you are like midsummer flourishing and not withering

Graceful and graceful will always be graceful

Death can't force you to die

you will live forever and immortal psalm

As long as people can breathe, the eyes are not blind

This poem and you will last forever

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Extended Reading
  • Eddie 2022-03-27 09:01:06

    With the intertext at the beginning and the end, as well as the interspersed amazon scenes, Zhao Ting outlines the decline of traditional manufacturing and the towns it breeds under the development of globalization and emerging industries in a few strokes. At the same time, the dialogue between characters also reflects the current unemployment and pension issues. When home is erased from paper, its definition also changes from a fixed base to a mobile car. It's not about the stories of "marginal" people, but the stories of these "marginalized" ordinary people. The contemporary nomads are not much different from the pioneers of the past. The knights on the land have turned into dilapidated but warm RVs. From the past to the present, they are all walking on the road for life. The director exercised restraint in emotional expression, instead of looking down on humanistic care from a high point, but focusing more on record and presentation. Flowing and erratic shots capture Frances McDormand's profound demeanor as well as a different kind of natural scenery.

Nomadland quotes

  • Makenzie: My mom says that you're homeless, is that true?

    Fern: No, I'm not homeless. I'm just house-less. Not the same thing, right?

  • Linda: Before I moved into this squeeze inn, I was out looking for work and putting in applications. 2008, and it was just tough. I got to a really really low point. And I thought about suicide. And I decided I was gonna go buy a bottle of booze, turn on the propane stove, and I was gonna drink that booze until I'm passed out. And if I woke up, I was gonna light a cigarette and I was gonna blow us all up. And I looked at my two sweet little trusting dogs, my Cocker Spaniel and my little Toy Poodle. And I... I just couldn't do that to them. And I thought, well, I can't do that to me either. So I was getting close to 62 and I went online to look at my social security benefits. It said $550. Fern, I have worked my whole life. I've worked since I was 12 years old. Raised two daughters. I couldn't believe it. So I'm online and I find Bob Wells' cheap RV living. I could live in a RV. Travel. And not have to work for the rest of my life.