我们登黄山的时候,经常和朋友们一起拍照,微笑着,有时又略显尴尬地等待手机快门键的按动,希望将黄山融入记忆,与朋友分享。诗歌可以将这样的时刻提炼成清晰的意象,比如被迷雾裹石、风吹枝低,但诗歌所能做的远远不止这些。我一回到美国就写了几首关于宏村和黄山美景的短诗,但我越写越担心,觉得自己是在走捷径。宏村和黄山触动了我的内心,让我思考:诗歌是否能够以一种比照片更为深刻的方式来将我们与这座山联系在一起?思考的结果带来了这次诗学历程,部 When we climb Huangshan Mountain, we often take pictures with friends, smiling, and sometimes a little awkwardly waiting for the press of mobile phone shutter button, hoping to Huangshan into memory, to share with friends. Poetry can be such a moment refined into a clear image, such as the fog Wrapped stone, the wind is low, but poetry can do more than that. As soon as I returned to the United States, I wrote several short poems about the beauty of Hongcun and Huangshan Mountain, but I wrote more and more worried about myself and thought I was taking a shortcut. Hongcun and Huangshan touched my heart, allowing me to ponder whether poetry could connect us with the mountain in a more profound way than the photo. The result of this thought brought the poetic history, unit