The document discusses three topics:
1) A girl's love that brought her joy but was also fragile, like a butterfly she caught and accidentally broke its wing, causing her remorse and fear of losing love.
2) Walking home with an old friend and being impressed that he opened the window, clearing stuffiness and bringing them closer in spirit by the fresh air representing an open mind.
3) Praying to God for a little house to rest by the hearth in silence after work, listening to the clock tick.
The document discusses three topics:
1) A girl's love that brought her joy but was also fragile, like a butterfly she caught and accidentally broke its wing, causing her remorse and fear of losing love.
2) Walking home with an old friend and being impressed that he opened the window, clearing stuffiness and bringing them closer in spirit by the fresh air representing an open mind.
3) Praying to God for a little house to rest by the hearth in silence after work, listening to the clock tick.
The document discusses three topics:
1) A girl's love that brought her joy but was also fragile, like a butterfly she caught and accidentally broke its wing, causing her remorse and fear of losing love.
2) Walking home with an old friend and being impressed that he opened the window, clearing stuffiness and bringing them closer in spirit by the fresh air representing an open mind.
3) Praying to God for a little house to rest by the hearth in silence after work, listening to the clock tick.
Girls often worry that they are losing their beauty, but this
decline would be too slow to be perceptible, and something
beautiful may grow inside them at the same time. However, for some people, those changes are intolerable, and they would cold-heartedly dismiss their girls, even if they treasured their former beauty so much before.
3 Love filled the girl’s heart, so beautiful that everything to
do with the lover made her shine. This love, being a secret for a fortnight, had nothing to do with anyone else but the lover, and only in complete silence, joy would reach its borderless edge. But, this love was fragile. When in a tram, somehow, she thought of a butterfly that would have flown happily on a summer afternoon. The vitality and beauty of it attracted her mind, so she could not help catching it by grasping its wing. Consequently, even her gentle strength was too much to it, breaking its wing, its hope. After this retrospect, the girl was no longer that joyous for her love. It got too hard for her to bear the love, which may be due to her remorse, or her fear to lose love under a picture of fragile and then hopeless beauty.
4 I encountered an old friend in a street and walked home with
him. What impressed me most was that he opened the window no sooner than we entered the room, which cleared too much stuffiness in the room and our spirit. Thus I felt I got closer to him. The habit of letting fresh air into the room means a proposition of open mind or a great attitude to life, which always remains me that the world outside of our room or mind is beyond our limited imagination.
5 I am praying to God on high, to bestow me a little house that I
can rest by the hearth listening to the clock ticking in silence after work.