莎士比亚说,人和疯子都不属红尘十丈的人间。这似乎涵盖了诗人与动荡不安的时代相互砥砺、磨合,成就返璞归真的自我。韩国有位诗人的生命历程恰好验证了这句话,他的前半生在躲避和流浪中度过,却逃脱不了尘世的桎梏。经过了漫长的黑夜,重新站在喧闹的人间时,他不再是低吟人生虚无的酒鬼,而是呐喊自由与正义的战士。他叫高银——近几年诺贝尔文学奖候选人榜单上屡屡出现的名字,韩国人亲切地称他为“国民诗人”。 Shakespeare said that man and maniac are not real people. This seems to cover the poet and the turbulent times of mutual temper, running, achievements back to nature of self. A life history of a poet in South Korea just verified this remark. His first half lived in dodging and wandering, but he could not escape the worldly shackles. After a long night of darkness, when he stood in the noisy world again, he was no longer an alcoholic who mumbled in his life, but a warrior who shouted freedom and justice. His name is Goldin - the name most often appearing on the list of candidates for the Nobel Literature Prize in recent years, and the Koreans cordially call him the “national poet.”