【摘要】：正一"時間實(shí)際上是世界上一切事物的后記,而不斷與語言那自我生成本質(zhì)打交道的詩人則是第一個知道這點(diǎn)的人。"這是布羅茨基在談?wù)摯木S塔耶娃時說過的,出自著名的《一首詩的注腳》。寫作就是用文字制造幻覺,而寫作動力則來自更大的幻覺,在虛無與意義之間疲于奔命,寫作才能找到安身之處。這句話對我來說是一種微弱的安慰和提醒:這些年,我在哪里虛度了光陰。作為一個很少掩飾自己虛榮心的人,我不只一次地幻想過自己出版第一本書的情景,也曾不止一次地默想一些在序言里應(yīng)該出現(xiàn)的漂亮句子。類似的虛榮和幻想大約在十幾年前就冒了頭。那時,我剛剛對"寫作"產(chǎn)生隱約的好感,便以一種野心勃勃的矯
[Abstract]:"time is actually a postscript to everything in the world, and the poet who is constantly dealing with the self-generated nature of language is the first to know that." This is what Brodsky said about Tsvetaieva, from the famous footnotes to a poem. Writing is the creation of hallucinations with words, and writing power comes from greater illusions, running between nothingness and meaning, so that writing can find a place to live. This sentence is a faint consolation and reminder to me: where have I wasted my time over the years. As a man who seldom conceals his vanity, I have imagined more than once that I have published my first book, and I have meditated more than once on some beautiful sentences that should appear in the preface. Similar vanity and illusions began about a decade ago. At that time, as soon as I had a vague fondness for "writing," I had an ambitious disposition
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