【Donne,日出】-觉得也还是爱情诗! | 2009-08-21 20:40:25 | | 一首英语古诗读了一周,
1 O) G" r6 t/ W5 A; K/ u觉得也还是情诗!
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a part of the main.& l t! p& o+ t, v
-John Donne2 v/ o: [) {4 P P& \ X7 C) I
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人,总有归属,像是一片陆州,不会像座岛,5 q3 u, ]+ _, F0 q9 d) Q
自个孤独,寂寥,和飘摇,/ C5 T+ Q/ D; q* U& y% E
一语,
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& p6 `0 I2 W8 e* FLove, all alike, no season knows, nor clime,
6 K7 Y6 E8 }6 jNor hours, days, months, which are the rags of time.9 q1 A& I; k( k4 }* L. n# K
-“The Sun Rising” M1 [) o# E$ {$ }8 R$ W# y' h
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爱不分星焕月移,6 e* K i: P% o7 T; {
情不懂风云变幻,( }/ E* R0 N/ G i3 Q
分秒时钟,日月年辰,
$ P/ }3 r1 _/ c% q时间陈旧的衣衫!
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[size=+1]THE SUN RISING.% W# s" _. `: X4 F
by John Donne- T+ w8 F! |3 O4 M, I& T$ S
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B[size=-1]USY old fool, unruly Sun, * A: i, m& N8 }' k
Why dost thou thus,# I9 ^" W- m9 J+ l0 ~$ `; l
Through windows, and through curtains, call on us ? / K3 T2 H" e" G6 l/ \
Must to thy motions lovers' seasons run ?
4 B- S# {3 E. w7 a/ n, l Saucy pedantic wretch, go chide 0 e- ?& a+ l% s9 \
Late school-boys and sour prentices,
& |* r) w3 i- t5 c2 d" | c7 [/ k Go tell court-huntsmen that the king will ride, % Q8 W0 R2 V7 O2 k( [5 i% N
Call country ants to harvest offices ;$ n W3 {7 q2 A4 b! v
Love, all alike, no season knows nor clime, $ u) s7 L7 C# W
Nor hours, days, months, which are the rags of time. 3 @: x7 k" i3 N( N3 N% V7 q( D& x
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Thy beams so reverend, and strong 5 J5 t) ?! R. Z+ S9 H2 Y$ ]
Why shouldst thou think ?
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+ K" q' u2 Z5 b: hBut that I would not lose her sight so long. ) G* N6 L% S7 i9 v
If her eyes have not blinded thine, ?6 a) \6 E0 t2 Z5 ?
Look, and to-morrow late tell me,
, F K2 `- I* o$ z Whether both th' Indias of spice and mine
# `2 k- a% j% S* E5 S Be where thou left'st them, or lie here with me.
4 R# t" |1 K/ L' z6 A ^+ `, pAsk for those kings whom thou saw'st yesterday, / N5 [* n' |( K- m+ X1 g. N) K
And thou shalt hear, "All here in one bed lay."
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, D/ b/ A# Y @2 b$ @3 t She's all states, and all princes I ;
7 `2 K9 S1 i8 B Nothing else is ;
4 s6 u8 z3 T/ c Q8 JPrinces do but play us ; compared to this,
0 A& X' d C- ?All honour's mimic, all wealth alchemy. - [$ X1 C0 \& B" Q- h0 P
Thou, Sun, art half as happy as we, ' I, L- x6 @8 n1 h
In that the world's contracted thus ;
9 v i+ b: u, E9 c! }, w" I% N Thine age asks ease, and since thy duties be / o, F# [6 `/ c1 _
To warm the world, that's done in warming us.
) R, b2 e6 X% A# R" iShine here to us, and thou art everywhere ; : K( l- w1 v. [( M5 a# D4 D
This bed thy center is, these walls thy sphere.
9 A, \% V D, \) t1 I8 w# A! F[size=-1]Source:
4 u: s1 ?7 j. A/ M i' w[size=-1]Donne, John. Poems of John Donne. vol I. f% r( @' \+ A2 u$ i" l
[size=-1]E. K. Chambers, ed.
5 K0 e* ]' J8 Y8 U9 a; ~[size=-1]London: Lawrence & Bullen, 1896. 7-8.% t* ~, g9 L$ H' Y/ I5 ^
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[size=-2]Created by Anniina Jokinen on August 11, 1999. ; A+ b* f1 a$ B9 y6 Q$ A( f
“升起的太阳”
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6 E! S, M; I& V0 d: b# e忙碌的老顽童,哦,+ n; R/ Z$ v( l
宇宙的太阳,
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唯一光芒天性不羁!
% M* i; {9 u8 C2 e+ V7 s! @6 n& M+ k你为何会是这样?, W% v, E) }& o
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你来早早造访?. d( v" V4 `8 ?% B
透过和沙曼窗棂?% G+ i* f" K4 w4 z
那是你恒定的运行云雨季节才频频来临?: m! c" I: a: G, ^/ j% X9 i" s( r
让学究去追究,让恶毒去责备,让尖酸去刻薄!) o6 g# _4 h# X- r) F; Y
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你来早早昭示吗?
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让衙吏知道,国王将要上鞍,让蚁群知道.去大地收割去搜查所有的文房!
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分秒时钟,日月星辰,
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4 E( E' i& `! I; d3 a$ v! v你那万丈的光,耀眼,唐突,强壮!! ^/ L( ?0 l' V. ?: P# Q) J
. i/ z" h+ X3 p n你在想社么?
; b2 ~. S- D0 H5 I2 k‘我可以在月亮后面躲藏,向彩云做个鬼脸?
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) R+ M! ^7 n; j6 r+ m可我,离不开她的目光,每秒时间都太长!% r2 h8 H) e- [# i
瞧瞧,她眼睛刚才美丽地眨了眨。
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这样,明天稍晚点时候,4 Y+ a1 u3 I# b" M4 l( t
说说,西印度的花香,还是这床更芳香?. U/ O0 g' j9 Y1 A
问问,你去的地方和,那些倜傥的君王,
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她,胜过所有郡国和王子,
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(一只小鸟)
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无上荣耀光辉模仿,财富都如点石成金。$ x1 u! K7 _/ i0 a) y+ F
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我们,昨夜春宵,世界如此这般一样!8 \! J. S9 s8 n0 R3 m" x. y
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“源远流长”, 那只是你年迈节奏,
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哦你啊,太阳,那...造化万丈光芒,
. v& r) R: e Z o( _) ]照耀吧,光芒,你...光辉无所不在!& \1 e! X' v! K- w4 l% E
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这床,就是寰宇核心," z, d. C; T; o- J" T
那墙,包容整个宇宙! . c; P) b$ Q3 b& ^
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【英韵浅探】【Classics】【自习】【Independent Research】3 n' l! A# p" K5 j' _1 y1 i& m
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Author:John Donne,$ L8 D! v! Q+ f; u7 e
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Definitions of John Donne on the Web:
& b7 k2 _: L6 I& |* _# d- Donne: English clergyman and metaphysical poet celebrated as a preacher (1572-1631)
8 J# m0 q& ?6 S1 |4 ^( ^5 owordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn - John Donne ( "dunn"; 1572 – 31 March 1631) was an English Jacobean poet, preacher and a major representative of the metaphysical poets of the ...7 F1 r+ P; k" m l/ l2 F
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Donne
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