Let me gently bind you

Author: Zhang Hao
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: Another kind of beauty for me is the beauty of love. I love you as brilliantly as the stars, twinkling and fading at the right times. Let us love with kindness and nobility. I dedicate my insights into love to those who love me and those who love me, as well as those who, like me, are awake at midnight. Today's poetry scene has few readable poems, and even fewer that are truly outstanding. In a certain sense, it is more accurate to say that today's poetry has distanced itself from readers rather than the other way around. Therefore, when Zhang Hao expressed her hope that I would write a preface for her upcoming poetry collection Let Me Softly Restrain You, my initial thought was to skim through it, as I rarely write prefaces and subconsciously wanted to read a few poems first. But unexpectedly, my initial thought changed after reading some of her poems. I should say I am more than willing to write a preface for her collection, because Zhang Hao's poetry is readable and can captivate you to read it in one breath. Such poetry is rare at the moment, and this statement is not an exaggeration. Zhang Hao's poetry can transport you to a pure and innocent world; it can make you rediscover and experience love in new ways. This is an incredibly rich and complex emotion, the selfless and noble nature of love.