優美經典外國詩歌欣賞

  喜歡的看詩歌是朋友可以多多看看這些優美的詩歌。小編今天就給大家分享一些英語詩歌,有興趣的可以借鑑一下

  雪萊《To Harriet 致哈莉特》

  Thy look of love has power to calm

  你含情的目光有力量平息

  The stormiest passion of my soul;

  我靈魂中最狂暴的激情,

  Thy gentle words are drops of balm

  你溫柔的話語,是一滴滴

  In life's too bitter bowl;

  滴入這人生苦杯的芳醇,

  No grief is mine, but that alone

  我僅有的悲哀,獨獨因為

  These choicest blessings I have known.

  我體驗過這種珍貴的恩惠。

  Harriet! if all who long to live

  哈莉特!倘若要活在你那

  In the warm sunshine of thine eye,

  溫暖的目光下,就必須

  That price beyond all pain must give,—

  付出超過一切痛苦的代價——

  Beneath thy scorn to die;

  就該在你的輕蔑中死去;

  Then hear thy chosen own too late

  請聽你心上人過晚的供認:

  His heart most worthy of thy hate.

  他這顆心,只配你的憎恨。

  Be thou, then, one among mankind

  即使你是在那種人類中間——

  Whose heart is harder not for state,

  他們不為國事而心如鐵石,

  Thou only virtuous, gentle, kind,

  即使在一個充滿恨的世界,

  Amid a world of hate;

  你也只該溫良而且正直:

  And by a slight endurance seal

  請稍許再用些微一點忍耐

  A fellow-being's lasting weal.

  成全一個同伴恆久的歡快。

  For pale with anguish is his cheek,

  他的面頰已因苦惱而憔悴,

  His breath comes fast, his eyes are dim,

  他呼吸急促,目光模糊,

  Thy name is struggling ere he speak,

  他的肢體抖顫,虛弱疲憊,

  Weak is each trembling limb;

  你的名字,他難從口出;

  In mercy let him not endure

  請發慈悲,別再讓他承受

  The misery of a fatal cure.

  一次痛苦而且致命的療救。

  Oh, trust for once no erring guide!

  哦,請聽一次不謬的規勸,

  Bid the remorseless feeling flee;

  快讓那冷酷的感情離去;

  'Tis malice, 'tis revenge, 'tis pride,

  那是怨懣、報復,是傲慢,

  'Tis anything but thee;

  是別的一切而不該是你;

  Oh, deign a nobler pride to prove,

  請為一種高尚的驕傲證明:

  And pity if thou canst not love.

  當你不能愛時,還能憐憫。

  雪萊《致雲雀》

  by Percy Bysshe Shelley 雪萊

  Hail to thee, blithe Spirit!

  Bird thou never wert,

  That from Heaven, or near it,

  Pourest thy full heart

  In profuse strains of unpremeditated art.

  你好啊,歡樂的精靈!

  你似乎從不是飛禽,

  從天堂或天堂的鄰近,

  以酣暢淋漓的樂音,

  不事雕琢的藝術,傾吐你的衷心。

  Higher still and higher

  From the earth thou springest

  Like a cloud of fire;

  The blue deep thou wingest,

  And singing still dost soar, and soaring ever singest.

  向上,再向高處飛翔,

  從地面你一躍而上,

  象一片烈火的輕雲,

  掠過蔚藍的天心,

  永遠歌唱著飛翔,飛翔著歌唱。

  In the golden lightning

  Of the sunken sun

  O'er which clouds are bright'ning,

  Thou dost float and run,

  Like an unbodied joy whose race is just begun.

  地平線下的太陽,

  放射出金色的電光,

  晴空裡霞蔚雲蒸,

  你沐浴著陽光飛行,

  似不具形體的喜悅剛開始迅疾的遠征。

  The pale purple even

  Melts around thy flight;

  Like a star of Heaven

  In the broad daylight

  Thou art unseen, but yet I hear thy shrill delight:

  淡淡的紫色黎明

  在你航程周圍消融,

  象晝空裡的星星,

  雖然不見形影,

  卻可以聽得清你那歡樂的強音——

  Keen as are the arrows

  Of that silver sphere,

  Whose intense lamp narrows

  In the white dawn clear

  Until we hardly see--we feel that it is there.

  那犀利無比的樂音,

  似銀色星光的利箭,

  它那強烈的明燈,

  在晨曦中暗淡,

  直到難以分辨,卻能感覺到就在空間。

  All the earth and air

  With thy voice is loud.

  As, when night is bare,

  From one lonely cloud

  The moon rains out her beams, and heaven is overflowed.

  整個大地和大氣,

  響徹你婉轉的歌喉,

  彷彿在荒涼的黑夜,

  從一片孤雲背後,

  明月射出光芒,清輝洋溢宇宙。

  What thou art we know not;

  What is most like thee?

  From rainbow clouds there flow not

  Drops so bright to see

  As from thy presence showers a rain of melody.

  我們不知,你是什麼,

  什麼和你最為相似?

  從霓虹似的彩霞

  也降不下這樣美的雨,

  能和當你出現時降下的樂曲甘霖相比。

  Like a poet hidden

  In the light of thought,

  Singing hymns unbidden,

  Till the world is wrought

  To sympathy with hopes and fears it heeded not:

  象一位詩人,隱身

  在思想的明輝之中,

  吟誦著即興的詩韻,

  直到普天下的同情

  都被未曾留意過的希望和憂慮喚醒。

  Like a high-born maiden

  In a palace tower,

  Soothing her love-laden

  Soul in secret hour

  With music sweet as love, which overflows her bower:

  象一位高貴的少女,

  居住在深宮的樓臺,

  在寂寞難言的時刻,

  排遣她為愛所苦的情懷,

  甜美有如愛情的歌曲,溢位閨閣之外;

  Like a glow-worm golden

  In a dell of dew,

  Scattering unbeholden

  Its aerial hue

  Among the flowers and grass, which screen it from the view:

  象一隻金色的螢火蟲,

  在凝露的深山幽谷,

  不顯露它的行蹤,

  把晶瑩的流光傳播,

  在遮斷我們視線的芳草鮮花叢中;

  Like a rose embowered

  In its own green leaves,

  By warm winds deflowered,

  Till the scent it gives

  Makes faint with too much sweet these heavy-winged thieves.

  象一朵讓自己的綠葉

  陰蔽著的玫瑰,

  遭受到熱風的摧殘,

  直到它的芳菲

  以過濃的香甜使魯莽的飛賊沉醉;

  Sound of vernal showers

  On the twinkling grass,

  Rain-awakened flowers,

  All that ever was

  Joyous, and clear, and fresh, thy music doth surpass.

  晶瑩閃爍的草地,

  春霖灑落的聲息,

  雨後甦醒的花瓣,

  稱得上明朗,歡悅,

  清新的一切,都不及你的音樂。

  Teach us, sprite or bird,

  What sweet thoughts are thine:

  I have never heard

  Praise of love or wine

  That panted forth a flood of rapture so divine.

  飛禽或是精靈,有什麼

  甜美的思緒在你心頭?

  我從沒有聽到過

  愛情或是淳酒的頌歌

  能夠迸湧出這樣神聖的極樂音流。

  Chorus hymeneal

  Or triumphal chaunt

  Matched with thine, would be all

  But an empty vaunt--

  A thing wherein we feel there is some hidden want.

  贊婚的合唱也罷,

  凱旋的歡歌也罷,

  和你的樂曲相比,

  不過是空調的浮誇,

  人們可以覺察,其中總有著貧乏。

  What objects are the fountains

  Of thy happy strain?

  What fields, or waves, or mountains?

  What shapes of sky or plain?

  What love of thine own kind? what ignorance of pain?

  什麼樣的物象或事件,

  是你歡樂樂曲的源泉?

  什麼田野、波濤、山巒?

  什麼空中陸上的形態?

  是你對同類的愛,還是對痛苦的絕緣?

  With thy clear keen joyance

  Languor cannot be:

  Shadow of annoyance

  Never came near thee:

  Thou lovest, but ne'er knew love's sad satiety.

  有你明澈強烈的歡快。

  倦怠永不會出現,

  煩惱的陰影從來

  近不得你的身邊,

  你愛,卻從不知曉過分充滿愛的悲哀。

  Waking or asleep,

  Thou of death must deem

  Things more true and deep

  Than we mortals dream,

  Or how could thy notes flow in such a crystal stream?

  是醒來或是睡去,

  你對死的理解一定比

  我們凡人夢想到的

  更加深刻真切,否則

  你的樂曲音流,怎能象液態的水晶湧瀉?

  We look before and after,

  And pine for what is not:

  Our sincerest laughter

  With some pain is fraught;

  Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought.

  我們瞻前顧後,為了

  不存在的事物自擾,

  我們最真摯的笑,

  也交織著某種苦惱,

  我們最美的音樂是最能傾訴哀思的曲調。

  Yet if we could scorn

  Hate, and pride, and fear;

  If we were things born

  Not to shed a tear,

  I know not how thy joy we ever should come near.

  可是,即使我們能擯棄

  憎恨、傲慢和恐懼,

  即使我們生來不會

  拋灑一滴眼淚,

  我也不知,怎能接近於你的歡愉。

  Better than all measures

  Of delightful sound,

  Better than all treasures

  That in books are found,

  Thy skill to poet were, thou scorner of the ground!

  比一切歡樂的音律

  更加甜蜜美妙,

  比一切書中的寶庫

  更加豐盛富饒,

  這就是鄙棄塵土的你啊,你的藝術技巧。

  Teach me half the gladness

  That thy brain must know,

  Such harmonious madness

  From my lips would flow

  The world should listen then, as I am listening now!

  教給我一半,你的心

  必定熟知的歡欣,

  和諧、熾熱的激情

  就會流出我的雙脣,

  全世界就會象此刻的我——側耳傾聽。