关于优美的英文诗推荐
关于优美的英文诗推荐
文学语言在很多情况下突破 语言 ,呈现自身的美学特征。作为高度凝练的文学语言的典型代表,诗歌更加注重追求一种特殊的审美或诗学效果。学习啦小编整理了关于优美的英文诗，欢迎阅读!
关于优美的英文诗篇一
The Path
by Emily Fragos
There is so little to go on： a pale
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my finger tracing the words on the page，
a foreign language you are learning
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fine， I say. You will wrap your tongue
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be given what you desire： a loaf of bread，
change for your money， an antique doll
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on walls， behind glass， waiting for you
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back to your hotel through the park
I know well. I spent years there walking
its bridle path， a gray cat in my arms，
moving toward you， blind， in another life.
关于优美的英文诗篇二
Carrowmore
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All about Carrowmore the lambs
Were blotched blue， belonging.
They were waiting for carnage or
Snuff. This is why they are born
To begin with， to end.
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At anything——gorge in the soil， butcher
Noise， the mere graze of predators.
All about Carrowmore
The rain quells for three days.
I remember how cold I was， the botched
Job of traveling. And just so.
Wherever I went I came with me.
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In the ground's woolly shaft.
A tear of her hair， an old gift
To the burnt other who went
First. My thick braid， my ornament——
My belonging I
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关于优美的英文诗篇三
学习啦在线学习网 Carrion Comfort
by Gerard Manley Hopkins
Not， I'll not， carrion comfort， Despair， not feast on thee;
Not untwist——slack they may be——these last strands of man
In me ór， most weary， cry I can no more. I can;
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But ah， but O thou terrible， why wouldst thou rude on me
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学习啦在线学习网 With darksome devouring eyes my bruisèd bones? and fan，
学习啦在线学习网 O in turns of tempest， me heaped there; me frantic to avoid thee
and flee?
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Hand rather， my heart lo! lapped strength， stole joy， would laugh， chéer.
Cheer whom though? The hero whose heaven-handling flung me，
fóot tród
Me? or me that fought him? O which one? is it each one? That night，
that year
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关于优美的英文诗篇四
The Pear
by Chad Davidson
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how a pome ascends the stairs
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groping for the thing necks.
If you find yourself holding one，
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then you are testament
to what festers in its fattened lobe
like a ball of sugar bees.
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around its core. Poised nudes
forever in their sunny chairs，
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comes. When they're eaten
with darkness plunging
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a few seeds ache then swell black
as appetite. Or as their profile
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to give our wanting form.
关于优美的英文诗篇五
Catch a Little Rhymeby Eve Merriam
Once upon a time
学习啦在线学习网 I caught a little rhyme
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but it ran right out the door
I chased it on my bicycle
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but it turned into a cat
I caught it by the tail
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I followed it in a boat
but it changed into a goat
When I fed it tin and paper
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Then it grew into a kite
and flew far out of sight……
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