心烟--舒婷诗文选(英文)

书籍目录

CONTENTS

Introduction

Editorial Note

Autobiographical Note by Shu Ting

Poems

From A Boat with Two Masts (1982)

Moming Song at the Seashore

Ah, Mama

Seeing a Friend Off on an Autumn Evening

For You

On Mid-Autumn Moon Festival

Wishes

Self-portrait

The Cypress Vine Dreams of the Moon

April Dusk

This Is Also "All'

Motherland, My Dear Motheriand

The Cry of a Generation

To My Generation

After the Storm Is Over

A Love Poem to the Land

On Your Going-away: A Gift

Untitled

From Selvcted Lyrics of Shu Ting and Gu Cheng (1982)

To a Poet of Fairy Tales?

At Dusk

On the Painting "A Young Lady at the Spring

Retuming in Dream

To the Legendary Lady of Huian

At a Dank Little Station

The Wall

A White Swan

From The Singing Iris (1986)

The Heart Has Its Own Law

'' 1 Love You''

Words for a Stele

An Old House

To a Friend Going Abroad

Goddess Peak

A Poem 1 Wish 1 Had Read to My Mother

A Monument for My Mother

Fled to the Moon

White Palms

In Memory of Grandmother

From Archaeopteryx (1992)

A Concert at St. Mary's

Forget-me-nots

Where Zen is Cultivated

Shui Xian

A Room with Two Beds

Guanyin, Drop by Drop

Prose

People, Please L'nderstand Me (1980)

Essays

Life, Books, and Poetry (1980)

Complete Silence from the Clarity Gained

through Sadness (1984)

内容概要

Shu Ting began writing in 1969 when

she was seventeen. Her poem "My

Homeland, My Dear Homeland" (1979)

won instant fame when it was ho

noured with the prestigious National

Poetry Award. Her books include The

Double-Masted Boat and The Flowers

That Sing. Shu has described her own

work as "poems that are imbued with

both a profound pain and a wakening

joy. . . . They are not only the love

songs to my country but also the

praise of love and friendship." Her

poems have often been admired for

their subtle and delicate style and

refined diction and profundity. Shu

Ting is perhaps one.of the most popu-

lar poets of her time.

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