Don’t be afraid of the future and don’t cry about the past.

This sentence comes from the British poet Shelley and is a European famous saying.

English: Fear not for the future, weep not for the past.——Percy Bysshe Shelley, English poet

Percy Bysshe Shelley (English original name: Percy Bysshe Shelley (August 4, 1792 - July 8, 1822), British romantic democratic poet and writer, the first socialist poet, novelist, philosopher, essayist and political writer, reformer, Plato An idealist and idealist, he was deeply influenced by utopian socialist ideas.

Beautiful and rich imagery

Shelley's poems are full of this kind of imagery, such as "water", "music", "violet", "cloud", "moon", "wind", "skylark" "Lamp", etc., these images are endowed with certain subjective emotions of Shelley, giving the poem a wonderful mirror of "taste between words" and "sound beyond the strings".

Shelley wrote in the poem "Give -" (Music): "Music, although the softness has disappeared, still trembles in the memory - fragrance, although the violets have long faded, But it remains in the senses it stimulates. Even if the flowers die, they can still pile up on the bedside of your lover; similarly, when you are gone, your thoughts and love will still be sleeping in the world. "This is snow. Lai's song and praise of eternal love.