美麗經典的英文詩詞欣賞

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　　美麗經典的英文詩詞篇1

　　Call Me Ishmael

　　by Jackson Mac Low

　　Circulation. And long long

　　Mind every

　　Interest Some how mind and every long

　　Coffin about little little

　　Money especially

　　I shore， having money about especially little

　　Cato a little little

　　Me extreme

　　I sail have me an extreme little

　　Cherish and left， left，

　　Myself extremest

　　It see hypos myself and extremest left，

　　City a land. Land.

　　Mouth; east，

　　Is spleen， hand mouth; an east， land.

　　美麗經典的英文詩詞篇2

　　Called into Play

　　by A. R. Ammons

　　Fall fell： so that's it for the leaf poetry：

　　some flurries have whitened the edges of roads

　　and lawns： time for that， the snow stuff： &

　　turkeys and old St. Nick： where am I going to

　　find something to write about I haven't already

　　written away： I will have to stop short， look

　　down， look up， look close， think， think， think：

　　but in what range should I think： should I

　　figure colors and outlines， given forms， say

　　mailboxes， or should I try to plumb what is

　　behind what and what behind that， deep down

　　where the surface has lost its semblance： or

　　should I think personally， such as， this week

　　seems to have been crafted in hell： what： is

　　something going on： something besides this

　　diddledeediddle everyday matter-of-fact： I

　　could draw up an ancient memory which would

　　wipe this whole presence away： or I could fill

　　out my dreams with high syntheses turned into

　　concrete visionary forms： Lucre could lust

　　for Luster： bad angels could roar out of perdition

　　and kill the AIDS vaccine not quite

　　perfected yet： the gods could get down on

　　each other; the big gods could fly in from

　　nebulae unknown： but I'm only me： I have 4

　　interests——money， poetry， sex， death： I guess

　　I can jostle those. . . .

　　美麗經典的英文詩詞篇3

　　The One Secret That Has Carried

　　by Jason Shinder

　　Irene loves a man

　　who is afraid of sex——

　　she's attended

　　to everything，

　　said it was okay，

　　held me until I slept.

　　She says， Why don't you just

　　not think about it?

　　But I want to know

　　every sensation，

　　nothing untouched，

　　though I pull my hand away

　　once she's found it

　　I can't be around a woman

　　too long，

　　too much.

　　I say， I was mistreated.

　　She says， A cup of tea?

　　I say， I can't start a thing

　　and then

　　describe the kind

　　of thing I'd start.

　　We talk about ballrooms，

　　long sleeves and sashes，

　　say someday

　　we should go somewhere

　　though we can't think

　　of anywhere

　　and then I say abruptly，

　　I've never loved

　　hard enough

　　to be loved back.

　　I say it as if I've had enough

　　of the whole goddamn

　　world and will never

　　be satisfied.

　　I'm looking

　　at the wall.

　　She's looking out

　　the window because

　　she needs

　　to be somewhere.

　　Later， I leave a note：

　　Sorry for the difficulties.

　　Meaning： how come

　　you don't leave?

　　I've never told this story.

　　Even at the moment

　　of dying，

　　I would say

　　it was someone else's.

　　美麗經典的英文詩詞篇4

　　The Orange Bears

　　by Kenneth Patchen

　　The Orange bears with soft friendly eyes

　　Who played with me when I was ten，

　　Christ， before I'd left home they'd had

　　Their paws smashed in the rolls， their backs

　　Seared by hot slag， their soft trusting

　　Bellies kicked in， their tongues ripped

　　Out， and I went down through the woods

　　To the smelly crick with Whitman

　　In the Haldeman-Julius edition，

　　And I just sat there worrying my thumbnail

　　Into the cover——What did he know about

　　Orange bears with their coats all stunkup with soft coal

　　And the National Guard coming over

　　From Wheeling to stand in front of the millgates

　　With drawn bayonets jeering at the strikers?

　　I remember you would put daisies

　　On the windowsill at night and in

　　The morning they'd be so covered with soot

　　You couldn't tell what they were anymore.

　　A hell of a fat chance my orange bears had!