Wings of Summer Zheng Danyi's Poetry Collection

Author: Zheng Danyi, Jiang Hao, Jiang Tao, Sun Lei
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book is part of the "Dulu Poetry Series" and contains several poetry collections. The small collections within these books focus on the period from 1984 to 2004, scattered in different places, serving as direct witnesses to the author's writing and life. His verses are interconnected, with words tightly interwoven, outstanding metaphors, abrupt transitions, and complex, multi-layered imagery, showcasing writing that is both tension-filled and challenging. Through simple yet philosophical language, he narrates the wisdom and experiences of life, allowing readers to absorb rich "nourishment" while reading, benefiting them for a lifetime. Summer Wings is a combined volume containing several poetry collections. The small collections within these books appeared over the past fifteen years, scattered in different times and places, serving as direct witnesses to my writing and life. Initially, each small collection had its own name, standing alone and complete, roughly representing the state of my writing skills at a particular period, just as it is now. At first, none of them were printed for sale. They were more like potatoes, vegetables, and flowers that grew from the earth. You would pick them, collect them, and then redistribute them. Through the post office, through friends, or the hands and bags of. In short, they were small collections that were constantly being distributed. In fact, they were not yet like printed works but rather more like handicrafts (printed, made, or even crafted). You would personally take the poems you believed were good and turn them into a small book. Sometimes it would be ten poems, sometimes twenty-five, sometimes ten books, twenty-five books, or even one hundred books. Yet sometimes, you would suddenly give up and put it away. It can be said that almost all of us poets have had such experiences. Some of us have even developed a hobby and habit of collecting such poetry collections.