關於簡單的英文詩句精選

　　英語詩歌是一個包含豐富社會生活內容、語言藝術和文化內涵的世界,是基礎英語教學的一塊很有潛力的教學資源。小編整理了關於簡單的英文詩句，歡迎閱讀!

　　關於簡單的英文詩句篇一

　　Shiloh: A Requiem

　　by Herman Melville

　　Skimming lightly， wheeling still，

　　The swallows fly low

　　Over the field in clouded days，

　　The forest-field of Shiloh——

　　Over the field where April rain

　　Solaced the parched ones stretched in pain

　　through the pause of night

　　That followed the Sunday fight

　　Around the church of Shiloh——

　　The church so lone， the log-built one，

　　That echoed to many a parting groan

　　And natural prayer

　　Of dying foemen mingled there——

　　Foemen at morn， but friends at eve——

　　Fame or country least their care：

　　***What like a bullet can undeceive!***

　　But now they lie low，

　　While over them the swallows skim，

　　And all is hushed at Shiloh.

　　關於簡單的英文詩句篇二

　　Shedding Skin

　　by Harryette Mullen

　　Pulling out of the old scarred skin

　　***old rough thing I don't need now

　　I strip off

　　slip out of

　　leave behind***

　　I slough off deadscales

　　flick skinflakes to the ground

　　Shedding toughness

　　peeling layers down

　　to vulnerable stuff

　　And I'm blinking off old eyelids

　　for a new way of seeing

　　By the rock I rub against

　　I'm going to be tender again

　　關於簡單的英文詩句篇三

　　Shooting Rats at the Bibb County Dump

　　by David Bottoms

　　Loaded on beer and whiskey， we ride

　　to the dump in carloads

　　to turn our headlights across the wasted field，

　　freeze the startled eyes of rats against mounds of rubbish.

　　Shot in the head， they jump only once， lie still

　　like dead beer cans.

　　Shot in the gut or rump， they writhe and try to burrow

　　into garbage， hide in old truck tires，

　　rusty oil drums， cardboard boxes scattered across the mounds，

　　or else drag themselves on forelegs across our beams of light

　　toward the darkness at the edge of the dump.

　　It's the light they believe kills.

　　We drink and load again， let them crawl

　　for all they're worth into the darkness we're headed for.

　　關於簡單的英文詩句篇四

　　Shore Counter

　　by Aaron Fogel

　　Friendless， with an intimation of islands，

　　The merchant set up shop on shore.

　　He had no jovial manner and made no eye

　　Contact with customers but gazed——

　　They might be birds or nations——at white

　　Forms out there in the offing. People preferred

　　Buying from him to pretending to be hearty

　　And earthy——what you have to do with some shopkeepers.

　　He was the lower-middle class transfinite——

　　Handing you something to eat and taking the cash

　　With indifference like the unpainted eyes

　　Of the oldest classical sculptures of their own erosion，

　　The self ***imagine this*** no longer tainted，

　　The blue long gone because of weather.

　　關於簡單的英文詩句篇五

　　Rape

　　by Sondra Upham

　　I wake to a knife

　　on the back of my neck，

　　a man's voice low

　　in my ear. What I am told to do，

　　I do. Still

　　the moon lights my room.

　　The freight of his chest

　　fixes me to the rough， wood floor.

　　His breath

　　brags down my throat

　　into my lungs， and I pray

　　for my soul.

　　I make of my body a bunker：

　　when he enters，

　　he does not touch me.

　　I am clean as rain.