I've been wondering if there will be a work that completely gives up on manipulating the audience's psychology and emotions, he doesn't want joy after sadness, relief after pain, no pain to reflect how precious happiness is - its energy is from the beginning to the end The tails are so stable and steady that from the beginning of any section, you only see a constant energy, like a straight, unshakable beam of light. When Patterson was heartbroken because his most precious collection of poems was torn by a dog, his wife showed unprecedented strictness to the dog. She knelt at his feet very considerately, which was the body that made him feel warmest and safest attitude. When Patterson parted with everyone, he would gently but actively reach out and pat each other's arms. Aha of that Japanese messenger, and that blank notebook—blank means more possibilities. When his notebook was completely torn to shreds, I shouted in my heart, it's okay, it's okay, I still remember every poem you wrote, I can recite it to you, they didn't disappear, they're always with me heart. The value of a work of art is that it can completely give the soul energy, and this energy is objective and pure, not subjective feelings - use its own vibration mode to adjust the audience's own vibration, just like the original solo adding new The part becomes a duet. My mood was agitated and my body was itchy and aching last night, but Patterson's energy really made me feel deeply nourished and calm. If the city of Paterson needed a city promotional film, it would be this one, the love and poetry that flows through every corner of the city, every moment, every person - me and you, him and her , still love this world. The whole film is full of abundant water and earth energies—the water's tenderness, sensitivity, warmth, nourishment, and the earth's steadfastness, firmness, industriousness, and stability. And the meaning of stability is that no matter how uncertain, how fickle, how impermanent the world and the people in it are, there is always at least one thing that will be as eternal as a diamond - "I thought of Buffaloes and angels of Europe, the secrets of enduring pigments, the prophetic sonnets, the sanctuary of all art, the only immortal thing that you and I can share.” — —Patterson, my Lolita.
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