If this body is the world of mortals, why is this heart like a tired boat? What do you mean?

If I am a passer-by in the world of mortals, why is my heart as tired as a lonely boat? It is precisely because of the cause and effect involved in the world of mortals that we are confused and confused. From: Red Dust Hotel.

Original text:

If this body is the world of mortals, how can this heart be like a tired boat?

If this heart is not in the world of mortals, why is this body covered with mud?

This poem shows the sadness of wandering, and the poet has accumulated infinite loneliness and haggard in his heart for many days after leaving home. In the world of mortals, I can only be a wandering wanderer and have no time to participate in all worldly affairs. My heart is a little depressed and sad, but my inner helplessness and sadness can only be attached to the lonely boat on the river, hoping it can take me to drift and travel.

If you can do it all over again, the poet's emotion must be to be a person who can be cared for and paid attention to, stop living a hopeless life and find his own home in the world. This is what ordinary people yearn for, but the ideal is so simple, but the reality cannot be realized. This poem is to express the poet's inner pain and sadness and his desire for attention.