關於有名的英文詩歌欣賞

　　詩歌是一種典型的文學形式,它既屬於文學,又是一種藝術。古今中外,對於詩歌的研究從未間斷,我們在研究的過程中發現詩歌的美,同時又在前人研究的基礎上創造出更好的詩歌作品。小編整理了關於有名的英文詩歌，歡迎閱讀!

　　關於有名的英文詩歌篇一

　　No. 101

　　by Gaius Valerius Catullus

　　Translated by Charles Martin

　　Driven across many nations， across many oceans，

　　I am here， my brother， for this final parting，

　　to offer at last those gifts which the dead are given

　　and to speak in vain to your unspeaking ashes，

　　since bitter fortune forbids you to hear me or answer，

　　O my wretched brother， so abruptly taken!

　　But now I must celebrate grief with funeral tributes

　　offered the dead in the ancient way of the fathers;

　　accept these presents， wet with my brotherly tears， and

　　now & forever， my brother， hail & farewell

　　關於有名的英文詩歌篇二

　　No Place Like Home

　　by Stephen Cushman

　　My ocean's the one bad weather blows out to.

　　To face the other， waves all driven

　　by prevailing winds， I have to turn

　　my back on my family. May they forgive

　　this westward spree， my losing my head

　　to ravens that ride the thermals in circles，

　　to the shrub-covered bluffs of coastal scrub

　　and chaparral， to coons in the avocado trees;

　　may they not worry that I see signs

　　warning Great White Shark Area，

　　Rutting Elk May Be Aggressive，

　　and Hazardous Surf， or that one night two

　　quick earthquakes burped through the ground;

　　and may they repeat， when I return

　　slightly burned from the land of poppies，

　　all the lessons they ever taught me

　　about odination in the ordinary

　　關於有名的英文詩歌篇三

　　Nocturne: Georgia Coast

　　by Daniel Whitehead Hicky

　　The shrimping boats are late today;

　　The dusk has caught them cold.

　　Swift darkness gathers up the sun，

　　And all the beckoning gold

　　That guides them safely into port

　　Is lost beneath the tide.

　　Now the lean moon swings overhead，

　　And Venus， salty-eyed.

　　They will be late an hour or more，

　　The fishermen， blaming dark's

　　Swift mischief or the stubborn sea，

　　But as their lanterns' sparks

　　Ride shoreward at the foam's white rim，

　　Until they reach the pier

　　I cannot say if their catch is shrimp，

　　Or fireflies burning clear

　　關於有名的英文詩歌篇四

　　Orion

　　by James Longenbach

　　Stars rising like something said， something never

　　To be forgotten， shining forever look

　　How still they are.

　　Blind hunter crawling

　　Toward sunrise， then healed.

　　He opened his eyes to find her waiting

　　Afraid and together they traveled

　　Lightly： requiring nothing

　　But a sense that the road beneath them stretched

　　Forever. At the edge

　　He entered the water， swam so far

　　That he became a speck： his body

　　Washed ashore， then raised to where we see it now

　　The belt， the worn-out sword. I'm not Afraid

　　Except that there is nothing beneath us，

　　No ground without fear. The body vulnerable

　　You can look at me

　　The body still now， never

　　Changing， rising forever stay

　　Like something said

　　關於有名的英文詩歌篇五

　　osculation for easter flower

　　by Sandra Miller

　　if we weren't made of soot which we highly suspected/respected

　　in her garden she had no garden

　　we did not love her we did not let her picture fall from our wall

　　forgive & foment no one kissed me where

　　like bad jewels good black dirt

　　what song can't do & does magnificent thumper in the wild

　　'the secret blackness of milk' 'sordid intimacy of the abyss'

　　when it became a corolla flickers

　　you are like an angel yelling for

　　attention still more still

　　my lamentation is as perfect an almond a shell

　　her eyes an altitude amnesic lover

　　gathered her skirts to the blond chapel

　　altarbirds follow us herehere herehere