Poems for You
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Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Poetry readers who enjoy finding life philosophy in everyday emotions
- General readers seeking a quiet reading experience amid a busy schedule
- Readers interested in short poems on emotion, fate and life reflections
- Beginners who want a light entry into reading poetry
Not a good fit for
- Avant-garde poetry readers who prefer linguistic experimentation and formal innovation
- Readers expecting strong narrative or long epic structures
- Readers uninterested in lyric and philosophical expression
Reading tips
- Read just three to five poems a day and leave time for the lines to linger in your mind.
- Keep a pen handy and mark lines that seem ordinary at first; return to them a few days later.
- After reading through in section order, go back and reread the sections that moved you.
- Flip through it when emotions fluctuate or you need calm; don't worry about progress.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 序一 诗意人生——序喻晓《给你的诗》
- 序二 爱在诗中穿行——序喻晓诗集《给你的诗》
- 辑一 缘来是爱
- 缘来是爱——歌颂生命之水
- 那些爱的飘零 （组诗）
- 走遍山山水水，多想和你在一起
- 这一天
- 雪藏的情怀
- 错过的季节无法来
- 春天里——我期待着一场轰轰烈烈的恋爱
- 这个冬天(二首)
- 你许我繁华似锦，我伴你岁月静好
- 又是一年冬了
- 2020 年的夏
- 发呆诗一组
- 香港，我飞失一只信鸽
- 奈何世界无奈何
- 辑二 诗与远方，遇见蝴蝶
- 诗与远方，遇见蝴蝶
- 花痴
- 拐角的传说
- 色动精彩——记 2016 年春传承、创新、融合 雅集笔会盛典
- 战士的春天
- 油菜花开
- 是艾溪湖畔的一只精灵
- 来过就很好……
- 桃花一季
- 我就想写写诗
- 一颗种子
- 夏天小诗
- 遇到同学，遇到快乐自已
- 兄弟——我已启航
- 皆是打翻一地春——为扬州友人返乡而作
- 春回大地
- 雨中
- 辑三 红尘里我没有颜色
- 红尘里 我没有颜色
- 京城的杂事 （组诗）
- 任性的爱
- 春·女人·诗 （组诗）
- 穿过春天的爱
- 傲立在静谧中的一座城
- 小城女人
- 文昌桥上讲故事
- 美妙女子
- 巾帼传奇——悼乐安芙蓉山五位跳崖红军女战士
- 兰台人的风彩
- 辑四 愿做佛前那朵莲
- 愿做佛前那朵莲
- 敬天爱人（禅诗九首）
- 心灵之光
- 还我一个干净清凉世界
- 一棵古茶树（散文诗）
- 相遇在明末那杯下午茶
- 笔架山遐思
- 你一直在
- 光与影的对话——观油画展
- 孤鸿
- 心境
- 辑五 万物有灵
- 万物有灵
- 秋天秋水长（组诗）
- 干枯了的香水瓶
- 家具（四首）
- 一把篦子
- 黑夜的神秘
- 微信
- 一座阁 一座城
- 秘密
- 模糊的季节
- 后记
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About the author
Yu Xiao is an author about whom limited public information is currently available. Only one work by this author is included in the collection, namely Poems for You. Judging from the existing information, this work is classified under classical poetry, suggesting that the author's writing leans toward traditional poetic forms and uses poetry to convey emotion. Because basic details such as the author's biography, nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name are unknown, it is difficult to offer further introduction to the author's life experience or creative background, nor is it possible to confirm whether other works have been published. As for Poems for You, the title itself reveals a clear sense of dedication and lyric expression, hinting that the work may revolve around personal feelings, longing, or confession, and that its language may continue the metrical and imagistic traditions of classical poetry. Overall, Yu Xiao's creative profile awaits further material, and readers may turn to the book's specific contents to appreciate its mode of expression and emotional texture within the tradition of classical poetry.
