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Resurrected Life

Rating 3.4
Word count
40K words
Chapters
240
ISBN
9787541151439

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Summary

From ancient times to the present, true poetic spirit surges vast and alive with life itself—vivid and flowing, like countless streams converging in the sea, irresistible. Life holds pastoral poetry, frontier poetry, romantic poetry, misty poetry, impressionist poetry; and with life's magnificence and richness, another trickling stream has now returned to the sea: the poetry of "Mr. White Bird" in Resurrected Life. From Mr. White Bird's first collection, White Bird, to this second collection, Resurrected Life, we can glimpse the inner journey, life's imprints, and the heart-nourishing witness of goodness and beauty of a person with disabilities. What is precious is that the almighty Creator granted Mr. White Bird the inspiration and stirrings of a poetic heart—from White Bird to Resurrected Life… a refrain that lingers.

Editor's review

This is Mr. White Bird's second poetry collection, continuing the thread of White Bird under the title Resurrected Life, presenting the inner journey and life's imprints of a person with disabilities. The poems are described as a trickling stream returning to the sea, echoing pastoral, frontier, romantic, and misty poetic traditions while carrying the unique warmth of an individual life. Their value lies not in technical display but in the sincere witness of a poetic heart surging vast with life—lines that reveal goodness and beauty and gratitude to the Creator. Read slowly, savoring the breath and pauses of each short piece in lingering refrain; read alongside the first collection to observe the shifts in the author's style and inner state. For readers seeking resilience and quiet strength in poetry, this collection deserves a place on the desk.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Literary readers who enjoy modern poetry and savor slow, careful reading
  • Readers interested in writing by people with disabilities and lived experience
  • Readers seeking quiet words to soothe the heart and find spiritual strength
  • Readers interested in poetry on faith, goodness, and beauty

Not a good fit for

  • Readers who prefer strong narrative and complete long-form plots
  • Readers expecting poetic technique analysis or academic criticism
  • Readers uninterested in religious or reflective expression

Reading tips

  1. Read only three to five poems at a time, leaving pauses to feel the rhythm and lingering resonance.
  2. Read alongside White Bird, noting changes in the author's inner journey and poetic style.
  3. Keep a pen at hand, mark passages that move you, and write a few lines of your own response afterward.
  4. Read aloud in quiet moments, letting the voice carry the lingering refrain of the poems.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 《复活的生命》之序
  3. 自序
  4. 清风爱
  5. 谁能留住这颗心
  6. 飞走的阴郁
  7. 写书
  8. 指尖上的梦
  9. 生活就是一本书
  10. 天上的心
  11. 诗歌的远处
  12. 诗影
  13. 未写的诗
  14. 质存生命
  15. 沉心
  16. 深夜香墨
  17. 脚下的路
  18. 路
  19. 梦想的路
  20. 不复返的时光
  21. 爱里,没有旷野
  22. 坚持
  23. 看淡
  24. 你是白云,我便是蓝天
  25. 说话与沉默
  26. 雨天还是晴天
  27. 爱,我的依靠
  28. 孩子,你长大了
  29. 我要写诗
  30. 冷秋月的圆
  31. 祈求诗
  32. 让诗歌来包裹你的心
  33. 原来不是残疾
  34. 生命的金梦
  35. 拒绝与挽留
  36. 前方与天空
  37. 雨爱
  38. 洗衣水
  39. 黑夜中的爱
  40. 生命里只有白天
  41. 天空
  42. 还可以写诗
  43. 我的孤独是一座花园
  44. 一个拾珍珠的人
  45. 一个轮椅上的勇士
  46. 爱的诗瓶
  47. 清纯的心
  48. 爱
  49. 恩典之路
  50. 总有一条路
  51. 总有一些事情要去做
  52. 坚守原本的路
  53. 内向与外向
  54. 没有攀比的生活
  55. 一种自由度的幸福
  56. 一种未曾确知的外延
  57. 修复原本的纯爱
  58. 梦见现实
  59. 一只自由的鸟
  60. 黑夜中的成功
  61. 学会安静
  62. 沉默中的认识
  63. 你还年轻
  64. 无语言的作家
  65. 热爱生活
  66. 时光
  67. 孤独的方向
  68. 大雨与小雨
  69. 远梦与近梦
  70. 不要让爱再去流浪
  71. 夜晚的温柔
  72. 夜晚的风
  73. 我要沉默
  74. 我是溪水旁的一棵向日葵
  75. 一种灵幂的幸福
  76. 云层之上
  77. 雨空后的表白
  78. 淡定者
  79. 城市的夜
  80. 喧闹与沉静
  81. 一个被淹没掉的爱情
  82. 夏夜园之诗歌
  83. 无踪迹的生命
  84. 雨后的温柔
  85. 有一种声音
  86. 夕阳溪下
  87. 活在韵律之中
  88. 秋蝉之声
  89. 心的漂流瓶
  90. 早秋夜雨
  91. 天地之恋
  92. 听大山的声音
  93. 一种三度空间的意念
  94. 我与植物有个约定
  95. 黑夜中的秘密
  96. 两条路
  97. 初冬雨
  98. 黑夜
  99. 雨后之光
  100. 生命表达
  101. 外来之光
  102. 爱的波粒
  103. 芙蓉
  104. 沉默
  105. 清风
  106. 追求
  107. 向小溪致敬
  108. 最黑的夜空
  109. 流逝中的永恒
  110. 我爱太阳
  111. 相聚与分离
  112. 黑夜的假局
  113. 听溪流的声音
  114. 如果是今晚
  115. 爱的短暂与永恒
  116. 人生的高度
  117. 一棵山间的小树
  118. 一种灵
  119. 沧桑之夜
  120. 局外人
  121. 一个寒冬的傍晚
  122. 诗人需要流浪
  123. 如果不是诗人
  124. 批评中的沉默
  125. 天上一滴雨,地上一条河
  126. 把自然抱在怀里
  127. 寻找春天的足迹
  128. 宁静的心思
  129. 听大自然的声音
  130. 在天父的花园里写诗
  131. 生命沉思
  132. 在黑夜中寻找你
  133. 今晚的夜
  134. 一种灵静的心
  135. 在夕阳下写诗
  136. 零碎飞翔
  137. 在夜晚中飞翔
  138. 今晚的诗人
  139. 卑微中的生命
  140. 爱的寻根
  141. 风中的雨
  142. 雨夜后的温柔
  143. 夏夜柔风
  144. 傍晚的夜风
  145. 心土的杂草
  146. 修剪后的宁静
  147. 烈阳清风
  148. 自然之雨
  149. 雨丝之柔
  150. 傍晚柔雨
  151. 月光之下
  152. 山巅之雨
  153. 向日葵的故事
  154. 阳光下的治愈
  155. 地方的故事
  156. 黑夜的故事
  157. 意念波与爱
  158. 渴慕
  159. 生命的奥妙
  160. 耶稣颂
  161. 安静之旅
  162. 生命之旅
  163. 傍晚的清风
  164. 路上的故事
  165. 写作旅程
  166. 暴雨的故事
  167. 生命金阳
  168. 残损人
  169. 能量之风
  170. 星月爱空
  171. 诗与爱
  172. 希望之火
  173. 黑暗中的星星
  174. 灵性艺术
  175. 时代的旅程
  176. 安静的追寻
  177. 一种生命的灵静
  178. 最初的单纯
  179. 清纯的风
  180. 生命最初的追寻
  181. 一双启示的翅膀
  182. 一首诗的时间
  183. 苦难中的珍珠
  184. 虚空与真实
  185. 飞翔
  186. 生命最初的完整
  187. 生命的秋风
  188. 一颗有灵的心
  189. 秋雨中的祝福
  190. 生命的纯雅
  191. 最好的安排
  192. 阳光下的清风
  193. 诗人的旅途
  194. 想象中的现实
  195. 生命晨风
  196. 生命的深情
  197. 追寻
  198. 放飞梦想
  199. 圣洁诗
  200. 爱的金光
  201. 智者聆听
  202. 旅行
  203. 活着
  204. 生命的宁静
  205. 眷恋
  206. 在阳光下写作
  207. 生命情感的旅程
  208. 生命的距离
  209. 中秋之后的风
  210. 安静中的真实
  211. 也许在那一刻
  212. 清雨忆思
  213. 人在雨中行走
  214. 生命之灵的追寻
  215. 生命清雨
  216. 心灵之律
  217. 阳光下的清风
  218. 写诗是一种心灵的需要
  219. 清雨之上
  220. 渴望之巅
  221. 灾难
  222. 孤独中的希望
  223. 写作人
  224. 阳光上的天堂
  225. 如果还要写诗
  226. 冬夜风
  227. 不该停留的脚步
  228. 沉默
  229. 心灵故事
  230. 寻找心灵宇宙的平衡
  231. 向内探索的智慧
  232. 黑夜中的答案
  233. 生命的冶炼
  234. 金爱永恒
  235. 宁静中的生命
  236. 安静中的文人
  237. 生命旅行
  238. 冬风中的生命
  239. 生命中的阳光
  240. 精神的求索

FAQ

Can I read this without having read White Bird?
Yes. This is a standalone second collection, and reading it directly does not hinder understanding; reading it alongside White Bird, however, better reveals the author's inner journey and stylistic changes from the first to the second.
What is the author's background?
According to the materials, Mr. White Bird is a person with disabilities, and this is his second poetry collection after White Bird; the works are presented as a reflection of his life's imprints and inner journey.
What style does the collection lean toward?
The materials place it after pastoral, frontier, romantic, misty, and impressionist poetic traditions, describing it as a trickling stream returning to the sea; overall it leans toward life reflection and witness to goodness and beauty, with vivid, flowing language that emphasizes poetic spirit and stirrings.

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About the author

白鸟先生 Author

Mr. Bainiao (literally "White Bird") currently has limited publicly available information: his nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly recorded. What can be confirmed is that the library holds one work by him, Resurrection Life. Classified as modern poetry, this work is the main entry point for understanding the author's creative profile. Judging from the title and genre, the poems likely center on life, rebirth, and spiritual experience, using concise poetic language to address an individual's sense of existence. Given the lack of other works and biographical materials, it is difficult to assess the evolution of his style or to determine his specific position and influence in the poetry world. Readers may take Resurrection Life as a starting point for getting to know Mr. Bainiao, appreciating his choice of imagery, linguistic rhythm, and emotional tone through close reading; should more materials and works become available, his creative trajectory and literary value could be presented more fully.

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