The domain name of this site is not a keyboard click, it is derived from the English poet Siegrif Sasson One sentence of 《In me, past, present, future meet》. "In me the tiger sniffs the rose."Abbreviation for the last four words. (There is an 's' at the end because 'tstr.me' was registered by others in advance.)

In me, past, present, future meet

Siegfried Loraine Sassoon

In me, past, present, future meet To hold long chiding conference. My lusts usurp the present tense And strangle Reason in his seat. My loves leap through the future’s fence To dance with dream-enfranchised feet.

In me the cave-man clasps the seer, And garlanded Apollo goes Chanting to Abraham’s deaf ear. In me the tiger sniffs the rose. Look in my heart, kind friends, and tremble, Since there your elements assemble.

“In me the tiger sniffs the rose.”This is an immortal epigram written by the English poet Siegfried Loraine Sassoon. Mr. Yu Guangzhong translated him into Chinese：“我心中有只猛虎在细嗅蔷薇”。

It means that human nature has two sides, and the relative human nature of the two is reconciled. It is most appropriate to express the delicateness of love in the mood of the tiger. No matter what kind of person, as long as the heart has a love, it will become very gentle, crappy, carefully close to the beautiful, for fear of the morning dew on the flower.

I like this meaning.