a letter to Tagore

Dear Mr. Tagore:

Hello!

Maybe this letter will never be received, but I still want to write. I want to tell you: I admire you and thank you very much.

You are a very accomplished poet. As a middle school student, although I have not read all of your works, I have read your words, which are deeply engraved in my mind -

"Only through the infernal tempering, can the strength of heaven be created; only the fingers that flow through the blood can play the swan song of the world."

I admire you, it is not because of your fame, I really admire, I am convinced that the sentence you said is a good saying, and the lofty spirit expressed by it.

There was a celebrity who said that truth can stand the test of experience. And I want to say: Any good literary work can stand the test of time and practice. Therefore, your work in that era will be passed down to the present, I know it and benefit me a lot!

When I saw this sentence for the first time, I forgot where it was, but in the "first time" of the sentence, my heart immediately smashed, I feel that every word flashes. Glittering, and stabbing my heart, shocked me! I seem to think that it is a painful but quick cry of a person who suffers from the sufferings of the world, and seems to want to express his inner pleasure.

Because of your good words, my heart is no longer fragile, my character is no longer weak, but I feel that the challenges in life provide the indispensable motivation and vitality. My spirit is no longer wilted, lost, and depressed because of some small dissatisfaction in life and temporary failure in front of my life.

When I encounter setbacks, it is yours that supports me not to be afraid. It made me realize the true meaning of life: in fact, people are born with defects in their will, and life is a process. In this process, people can perfect their own will by perfecting their temper and perfect their souls.

My spiritual world is therefore no longer pessimistic. Your words make me realize that any difficulty and tempering are the cornerstones of success. Frustration can help people reach the other side of success. Tribulations and frustrations are the only ships that carry us.

It became my motto, and I am confident to meet all the setbacks and challenges of life. I will root this sentence along with your name and deep in my heart, deep in the soul!

Mr. Tagore, I thank you. Your immortal verse has propped up a clear sky in the depths of my soul.

May the kingdom of heaven endure your noble soul!

Always pray for you!

a middle school student of the 21st century