This sentence comes from a poem by Emily Dickinson, a famous American poetess: "If I have never seen the sun".

This poem is concise in style, with four lines and two sentences, and its meaning is endless.

English original:

If I hadn't seen the sun

I can stand shadows.

But to light up a new wilderness

My wilderness

Translation:

I could have put up with the darkness

If I hadn't seen the sun

However, the sunshine makes me desolate.

Become a new desolation

Reference: China Poetry Network-If I have never seen the sun