It is cruel to be with talented people, and your life will eventually be unable to withstand the burning and grabbing of geniuses; it is also cruel to know the life of the artist you love, and you cannot help but imagine that the dark dregs that have been effectively filtered out in the works are ruthlessly dumped on some innocent people. The darkness of human nature described by the writer may only be the release of their hearts, which is really the most terrible thing.
Poet Shelley with Mrs. Mary Shelley. On July 8, 1822, Shelley was ship-built on the small boat "Don Juan" from the Le hang du hai on the way back to Lerici, and the boat was overturned, and Shelley and the two people in the same boat were not spared.
Mary Shelley was a famous British novelist, known as the mother of science fiction for her 1818 work, frankenstein, the first science fiction novel in literary history. Shelley was killed, and Mary returned to England with her son, Whoever was less than three years old. Shelley's father was very harsh on her, offering her only a meager allowance and forbidding her to publicize Shelley's "bad deeds" or cut off her support. Mary resolutely worked hard and became a self-supporting professional writer.
On February 22, 1942, Zweig and his second wife, Charlotte Altmann, both committed suicide by sedatives at Petrópolis near Rio de Janeiro. - "Out of voluntary and rational thought", out of sorrow for the destruction of his "spiritual homeland of Europe".
Bonnie and Clyde. The famous male and female thieves Bonnie Pike and Clyde Barrow, the two fell in love at first sight, and since then they have traveled the world together, robbing for a living, and finally being shot and killed together.
Duncan and Yesenin. In 1925, Yesenen ended her life in St. Petersburg, and on September 14, 1927, Duncan's long scarf suddenly rolled into the wheels of the car, and the swirling wheel strangled her to death on the spot. He was 49 years old.
On October 8, 1993, on a small island in northern New Zealand, the poet Gu Cheng hanged himself under a large tree. His wife, Xie Ye, fell on a road on the island and was slashed in the head by her husband with an axe, and did not die.
Keats and Fanny Braun. After Keats' death, Fanny's love for him lasted a lifetime. The love between Keats and Fanny is earth-shattering love, and Keats's dozens of love letters to this beautiful girl have fascinated countless young people at home and abroad for hundreds of years. Keats and the love letters are passionate and innocent, full of magical fantasies and lingering love, and the torment of illness and the despair of the near future make these letters even more touching.
Carson McCullers' name has always been associated with loneliness, as Tennessee Williams wrote in the preface to her biography: Carson's heart is often lonely, it is a tireless hunter, looking for those she can give, but it is a bright heart, and its brilliance overshadows all her shadows.
In the summer of 1937, at the age of 20, the newly married McCullers and her husband came to Charlotte, North Carolina, to begin her married life and the novel "Dumb", which became her famous work, "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter".
McCullers' husband idolized his wife, but was not taken seriously by her, eventually committing suicide a year before McCullers' death. On his first official suicide, he hung himself from a fruit tree in the garden; the branches failed to bear the weight of his body and broke. McCullers heard movement and came out to check it out—she was said to have cut the rope while scolding him: "Drive, Livs, if you have to kill yourself, go somewhere else." See what you've made of this pear tree! ”
Carson and her charming, outgoing husband, Livs, fell in love at first sight, but it didn't last long, and she quickly fell in love with other people, including some famous women. And under the pull of this grotesque relationship, it also brewed the tragedy of Livs, who lived only for Carson and died for Carson all his life. From another point of view, Carson places more emphasis on spiritual possession and abundance, and most likely a cold personality.
Cobain and Courtney Love. On March 4, 1994, Kurt Cobain fell into a coma due to a drug overdose until April 8, when an electrician found his body in Kurt Cobain's residence. The forensic officer confirmed that he had committed suicide on April 5, with a suicide note at his side.
Lennon and Yoko Ono. Lennon was assassinated hours after taking the photo.
The union of Chekhov and Knebel was indeed a sympathetic one, based on mutual admiration and admiration, based on a shared love and dedication to the cause of theatre. When they were married, Chekhov was forty-one years old and Knebel was ten years younger than him. She had long known that Chekhov was suffering from tuberculosis, coughing up blood, and getting worse, so doctors advised him to avoid the cold climate of Moscow and live in the warm south. And she herself, as a career-minded actor, can't leave the theater, can't leave the stage she regards as life, so she knows that after marriage, although the two can go south and north and visit each other, after all, don't get together more, you have to experience the sadness that it is not easy to see each other.
Kneebel wrote in his memoirs: "I decided to put my life with peace and security. Ba's life is combined, despite his frailty, even though I love the stage. We believe that life can and should be good, and that life does become good, even though we are hurt and hate parting, and the result of parting is always a happy reunion. Living with such a person, I feel that without fear, without difficulty, he will get rid of all the quagmire in life, from all the things that are not enough, and all the unnecessary, vague and defilement of the essence and beauty of life. ”
Sappho was the most famous feminist poet in ancient Greece, and one of the few female poets in ancient times in the world, which pioneered the writing of women in later generations. According to the legend of Ovid, the poet committed suicide by jumping off a cliff with a broken heart because of a young water man (Phaon), and died in his life.
This painting was created by the French painter Jacques Louis David in 1809. It depicts a scene in the bedroom of Sappho and her last lover, Favon. The lover in the painting takes the harp in her hand, representing that love has finally triumphed over poetry.
With a bow and arrow on his back, strong and powerful, He twisted Sappho's head toward the reader, who stared passively and unnaturally, her loosened harp taken away by Eros, and a page of her poem slipped to the ground. This painting has a profound meaning. If poetry is a passion, a desire, a feminine, a mother, then Sappho's love for women, that is, her love for poetry, always has to give way to the rational world represented by men, poetry has slipped, women's love is hopeless, Sappho, if she does not choose to jump off the cliff, will passively accept the rule of men, it is reason that dominates the world.
For the sake of her love, her poetry, she could only jump off the lucas cliff.
Woolf and Leonard. On March 28, 1941, the unparalleled Woolf filled his pocket with stones and committed suicide on the RiverOuse near her home in Rodmell.
Sylvia Plath (1932-1963), an American confessional poetess, married Ted Hughes (1930–1998), a British poet laureate, committed suicide in London due to a mental disorder.
After Plath's suicide, Ted Hughes was saddled with the notoriety of a thousand people, and it was widely believed that he was directly responsible for Plath's death, and he could not look up in public for many years, especially the rise of the feminist movement put him under great pressure. Even more frightening, his affair, Althea Viwell, ended her life and her two-year-old daughter with Hughes in the same way after six years of bonding with him.
Sanmao and Jose. Sanmao died because he hanged himself in silk stockings. Jose, drowned.
In 1934, Zelda fell seriously ill, and Fitzgerald sent her to a hospital in Asheville, North Carolina, for treatment. The era of the Golden Virgin is over, but the marriage continues. They exchanged letters, and Fitzgerald affectionately called Zelda "my patient."
Six years later, Fitzgerald died of a heart attack caused by alcoholism, a bleak scene in which the leader of the lost generation was finally killed at the age of 44. After her husband's death, Zelda realizes the "folie that binds us together"—madness, not love—that makes Zelda and Scott a pair of crazy ducks and destroys them both.
Fitzgerald famously wrote in his essay collection The Crack-Up: "Needless to say, all life is a process of destruction." ”
After another 8 years, in a fire, Zelda was burned to death on the top floor of the mental hospital, leaving only a dark mess of her former beautiful face.
They were buried together, and perhaps only then, when they saw each other every day, did they stop arguing. On their tombstones are inscribed the last words of The Great Gatsby: "We continue to forge ahead, sailing against the current, and are constantly pushed backwards until we return to the old days." ”
The relevant pushes can be found below:
1. "Portrait of a Female Actress", reply to "198";
2. "The Studio of 40 Masters", "Cats, Masters and Masterpieces" reply to "196" to read;