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Hello, I'm a fan of online literature. According to the knowledge I have learned about online literature, I can provide you with the translation of the following two prose poems: 1 Prose Poetry in The Kite Runner Original text: There's a group of children in afghanistan-they're called the hazaras. They were a group of brave, loyal and kind children, but their lives were very poor and difficult. One of them was called Amir. He was very concerned and sympathetic to the Hazaras. One day, he lost his kite in a kite competition and was caught by the Hazaras. However, they did not hurt him and gave him a new kite so that he could continue to chase his kite. The story conveyed a profound theme: people could still show courage, loyalty, and kindness even in poverty and hardship. Translator: They are a group of brave loyal and kind children but their lives are very poor and difficult One person named Mill. One day, he lost his kite in a kite competition and was caught by the Hazaras. However, they did not hurt him and gave him a new kite so that he could continue to chase his kite. The story conveyed a profound theme: people could still show courage, loyalty, and kindness even in poverty and hardship. The Prose Poetry in One Hundred Years of Solitude Original text: Colonel Aureliano stood in the middle of the square, his eyes fixed on the distance, but his heart was thinking of his home. He used to be a wealthy businessman, but he became addicted to gambling and eventually lost everything. His family had declined and his family members were all independent and no longer in contact. He felt lonely and lost. He didn't know where to go with his life. Translator: Alma Ursula stood beside Colonel Aureliano, her eyes gazing into the distance, but her heart was thinking of her home. He used to be a wealthy businessman, but after her father died, he became addicted to gambling and eventually lost everything. Her family had declined and she was independent and no longer in contact. She felt lonely and lost. She didn't know where to go with her life.
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