1. If we want

2. Darkness is also light.

3. April is the cruelest season.

4. Love is often the rebirth of a person.

5. Always call the beginning the end.

6. In fact, the most unbearable thing for people is reality.

7. Poetry does not indulge feelings, but escapes them.

8. Poetry is the most geographically restricted of all the arts.

9. Poetry is a game that comforts educated people.

10. Whether a person can write poetry determines whether a person can write poetry.

11. Run, run, humans can’t stand too much truth.

12. The world ends like this, not with a bang, but with a boo.

13. If all time exists forever, all time will never be recovered.

14. We don’t know what we are, so we don’t know what we want; we don’t know what we want, so we don’t know what we are.

15. It seems that people can become a kind of myth, a creation that does not exist like language. He felt no different. It’s not that you get bigger and adapt to the world, it’s that the world gets smaller. You are still the same.

16. The poet may think that what he expresses is only his personal experience... However, for his readers, what he writes not only expresses his personal secret emotions, but also expresses The despair of a generation.

17. Eliot is also known as the master of modern literary criticism. He proposed a series of novel theories of poetry, such as impersonal and objective counterparts, leaving an indelible brand in the history of literary criticism. Many of his masterpieces, represented by the 433-line poem "The Waste Land", and other works such as Ash Wednesday and the Quartet, have established immortal monuments in the history of world poetry. The Nobel Prize commented on him as follows: for his pioneering contribution to modern poetry.

18. Th. masStearnsEli. t (1888-19 British and American poet, playwright and critic. Eliot, winner of the 1948 Nobel Prize for Literature, was born in a famous family in St. Louis in 1888. In 1906, he studied philosophy and English and French literature at Harvard University, and He studied in Paris and London. He soon married and settled here. Later, he became a teacher, bank clerk, magazine editor, etc. From 1909, Eliot published many poems. In the history of modern British and American poetry, Eliot greatly surpassed other poets of his generation with his radical and profound thoughts, persistent artistic pursuit, erudite talent and extraordinary writing ability. Influenced the creative interests of an entire generation of modern poets.