These things will never die.

Charles Dickens/Charles Dickens

Pure, bright, beautiful, pure, brilliant, beautiful,

Shocked our young hearts, shocked our young hearts,

The impulse to pray without words urges us to pray without words.

Dreams of love and truth; Let us dream of love and truth;

Desire after loss, cherish after loss,

The yearning cry of the spirit makes the soul cry deeply,

Pursuing better hopes-fighting for better dreams-

These things will never disappear. These things will never disappear.

Give a helping hand shyly,

When your brother needs it,

A kind word when you are sad and difficult; A kind word when you are sad and difficult.

This proves a true friend; Enough to prove a friend's sincerity;

Begging for forgiveness softly, begging for forgiveness softly,

When justice draws near and judgment draws near,

A contrite heart has a kind of sadness.

These things will never die. These things will never disappear.

Let every hand convey warmth.

Must find some work to do; Do as much as you can;

Don't miss the opportunity to wake up love-don't miss the opportunity to wake up love-

Firm, fair and true; Firmness, integrity and loyalty;

A light that never fades, your light shines on the earth.

Shining on you from a height. It won't disappear.

The angel's voice says to you-you will hear the angel's voice say-

These things will never die. These things will never disappear.

College students' English poetry reading (2);

To see a world in a grain of sand,

A paradise in a wild flower,

Hold infinity in the palm of your hand,

Eternity will melt in an hour.

To see a world in a grain of sand,

To see a heaven in a wild flower,

Hold infinity in the palm of your hand,

Eternity will melt in an hour.

College students' English poetry reading (3);

My will is easy to decide, and my will is easy to determine.

Because there's nothing to divide. Because I have no property to share with the people I love.

My relatives don't need to make a fuss and complain-relatives don't need to complain and be sad-

"A rolling stone gathers no moss." "A rolling stone gathers no moss, and I don't gather wealth."

My body? Oh, if I can choose, what about my body? -Oh, if there's any discussion.

I turned it into ashes, and I hope it becomes a handful of ashes.

Let the happy breeze blow, let the happy breeze blow.

My dust floats to some places where flowers grow. To bloom.

Maybe some flowers will wither, maybe some flowers will wither.

Will revive and bloom again. It will come back to life and bloom again.

This is my last will and this is my last wish.

Good luck to all of you! I wish you all happiness and health!

Poetry, as a literary genre, has various forms and can be recited. Recitation is an important form of oral communication and the art of expressing feelings, and it is an artistic activity to re-create and re-express literary works into audio language. Poetry recitation means that the reader expresses the original poems and works to the audience with clear language, loud voice and beautiful posture, thus conveying the ideological content of poetry and arousing the audience's * * *.

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First of all, we should avoid "affectation". Poetry reading, like other reading methods, should be natural and must not be influenced. Although the feelings of poetry are stronger than other styles, they are still from the heart. To memorize a poem well, we must first read it carefully and understand the author's feelings. Then, try to arouse * * * and make your feelings close to the author's feelings. Only in this way can our recitation successfully reproduce the author's emotions. The audience will sound "natural". If the reader does not understand the author's feelings but only "estimates" the author's feelings, it is easy to lose proper limit. Without an internal emotional foundation, only relying on skills to support, the audience will inevitably feel "influenced". In fact, the most important thing is confidence.