Life is always in a dilemma

Anais 2022-04-22 07:01:48

Why do we always teeter on the edge of desire and pain?

Why do we wander all our lives?

Why don't we know how to love?

Why are we afraid to take the first step?

Why we always have to reach the end of our lives

Only then can we realize what is the most precious thing in this life?

We are always in hindsight, tricked by time

regret the past with the present, regret the present with the future

What is eternity? Maybe it's a day

It's the day when we can truly understand the true meaning of life

is the day we truly know how to love

In fact, there are many things in life

It's just an illusion given to you by others

I thought that everyone has an awakening period

But sooner or later awakening determines one's destiny

Maybe our whole life

are learning and understanding how to love others

(The above excerpt is "Yuege" language)

Poets are roughly the same, neurotic, incoherent, perverse behavior, weird and withdrawn, arrogant, unworldly, impersonal, too idealistic, not crazy, not alive, and so on, in short, poets are in the eyes of ordinary people It is a complete alien monster, useless. . .

The poet's life may be very sad, but human beings have spiritual sublimation... As the saying goes:

Spring silkworms die

The wax torch turns to ashes and the tears start to dry

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Eternity and a Day quotes

  • Alexandre: All passed by so quickly. This suspect pain... my stubbornness to want to learn,to want to know... then the darkness... the silence around me... the silence. All made me believe that before the end of winter with the ethereal silhouettes of the boats,and their sudden breakthroughs in the sky, with the lovers along the promenade,in the declining sun, and the hypocritical promise of the spring, all made me believe that before the end of winter... My only regret, Anna... but is it only one?... is not to have finished anything. I left it all as a draft, shattered words here and there.

  • Alexandre: I once asked you "how long will tomorrow last?" and you answered me: Eternity and a day.