双语经典诗文：夜之颂歌

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双语经典诗文：夜之颂歌　　O the Night, the Night, the solemn Night,
　　When Earth is bound with her silent zone,
; n8 L, i: C1 |7 y% h; W　　And the spangled sky seems a temple wide,
　　Where the star-tribes kneel at the Godhead's throne;
　　O the Night, the Night, the wizard Night,
　　When the garish reign of day is o'er,
9 x! ]' o! d: X2 p6 K* Y0 C　　And the myriad barques of the dream-elves come
　　In a brightsome fleet from Slumber's shore!
　　O the Night for me,
　　When blithe and free,
　　Go the zephyr-hounds on their airy chase;
9 d/ P! s6 C' k　　When the moon is high
　　In the dewy sky,
% p' F2 W! x, F3 f　　And the air is sweet as a bride's embrace!
  ~" E$ i# ?6 p4 N　　O the Night, the Night, the charming Night!
　　From the fountain side in the myrtle shade,
$ y4 e! o8 T2 b5 `* I; @# k　　All softly creep on the slumbrous air
- g9 }' P' R  c. u0 s　　The waking notes of the serenade;
　　While bright eyes shine 'mid the lattice-vines,
2 `0 a/ [/ d& A& Q9 n　　And white arms droop o'er the sculptured sills,
　　And accents fall to the knights below,
. d* @: Z- V, B) V& V. x; i　　Like the babblings soft of mountain rills.
1 V6 `2 E; X% U6 @8 {　　Love in their eyes,
( u5 x. L+ O4 F' D　　Love in their sighs,
　　Love in the heave of each lily-bright bosom;
　　In words so clear,
　　Lest the listening ear
　　And the waiting heart may lose them.
　　O the silent Night, when the student dreams
　　Of kneeling crowds round a sage's tomb;
$ a. D6 f1 Q, q' z: C& G　　And the mother's eyes o'er the cradle rain
3 ?4 o5 i# o% E2 H9 P　　Tears for her baby's fading bloom;
0 V6 E  }" d. G+ ]/ E　　O the peaceful Night, when stilled and o'er
( M  \/ T3 r4 l2 W　　Is the charger's tramp on the battle plain,
6 l1 n* p# t1 h" B! u　　And the bugle's sound and the sabre's flash,
　　While the moon looks sad over heaps of slain;
. }# G4 U# s  q8 v3 B8 G2 T　　And tears bespeak
　　On the iron cheek
　　Of the sentinel lonely pacing,
　　Thoughts which roll
' h' @' d# `$ I　　Through his fearless soul,
　　Day's sterner mood replacing.
　　O the sacred Night, when memory comes
: [1 p0 t3 j) o, W5 Z　　With an aspect mild and sweet to me,
　　But her tones are sad as a ballad air
9 K/ `# D3 ~2 a: Z, w" a　　In childhood heard on a nurse's knee;
　　And round her throng fair forms long fled,
　　With brows of snow and hair of gold,
! \! [1 ]; W4 L　　And eyes with the light of summer skies,
　　And lips that speak of the days of old.
　　Wide is your flight,
　　O spirits of Night,
9 K1 W2 U9 W; @7 x　　By strath, and stream, and grove,
　　But most in the gloom
& x4 i8 S( P- p7 B! G　　Of the Poet's room
+ \' o; H+ v5 ]5 N; Y0 f　　Ye choose, fair ones, to rove.
1 D( J1 f* i0 L5 V/ u0 L2 C( \+ h0 f　　黑夜啊黑夜，庄严的夜，
7 v, c$ e8 l3 |. m7 U$ [　　大地沉入寂静的世界，
　　灿烂的天空像恢宏的圣殿，
　　星星的族类朝着神坛跪拜参谒;
　　黑夜啊黑夜，魔幻的夜，
0 i) [5 x# m0 b2 o! A　　耀眼的白昼不再肆虐，
8 f6 U1 j" p" q$ |. [　　梦幻精灵扬起无数白帆，
0 c$ r! Y9 l  @7 R　　船队驶离睡眠海岸冰清玉洁!
& ?- C; }" y- _! `　　啊，欢乐、自由我的夜，
　　驾驭清风去天际追猎;
5 P2 y0 b: a4 }) x# @　　空气如新娘的拥抱一样甜蜜，
( K5 x  u3 |4 O% D/ f$ V9 J　　滴露的夜空挂起一轮明月!
　　黑夜啊黑夜，迷人的夜，
　　长春花丛中喷泉倾泻，
　　在催眠的氛围里温柔流淌，
　　小夜曲奏响，振奋、激越。
8 v, X& _; H/ s3 p- C/ d' B　　白皙的双臂无力地倚着花格窗台，
4 k6 b1 ~3 m( l　　明亮的双眸在葡萄藤蔓里光彩摇曳;
& [% |! ]; D6 L8 s1 R　　像山中柔和的溪水淙淙，
　　窗下语音各异的骑士赞赏不迭;
　　眼里充满爱念，
  D0 c/ X/ Y" w5 Z- e  n7 Y　　艳羡的叹息相继不绝，
: u4 n* \% ^; h　　他们争相把一颗真心献上，
　　言词斩金截铁;
8 {6 _7 f. `( T7 w' n: L+ g  g　　唯恐她倾听的耳朵不曾听清，
　　只怕她期待的神情未能察觉。
( G! F+ @$ q+ @　　黑夜啊黑夜，宁静的夜，
　　跪拜的后人魂牵先哲的梦穴;
　　母亲两眼凝视着摇篮，
, M3 S7 j# w6 G　　洒泪只为婴儿如鲜花凋谢;
: w/ r) f+ ]( d( ~6 k+ b7 Q3 a+ @　　黑夜啊黑夜，平和的夜，
　　战场的厮杀全然寂灭，
　　刀光剑影与号角不再，
　　俯视堆积如山的尸体月亮悲痛欲绝;
　　哨兵孤独地晃动，
5 J, Q# ~% y3 G4 l　　面颊坚定如铁，
% @9 w7 M  O1 E3 D! b5 ]　　闪烁的泪花隐含酸楚，
　　尽管内心无所惧怯;
8 n7 u9 `* \+ [4 ?: I2 P# X　　终究不是白昼，
- H# y+ o8 G( {: f　　情绪稍欠刚烈。
/ p5 j5 H, R4 B; ]1 Y! s# Q( d　　黑夜啊黑夜，神圣的夜，
+ D- n. E* a' F6 b2 l/ _　　让我忆起激荡甜蜜的情结，
　　可她的声音带着忧伤，
0 p; s8 w+ c" v$ @6 u8 |　　一如儿时在母亲怀里听过民谣的呜咽。
  h" h) b9 p" N- }% w　　她所有的美丽久已消退，
0 v0 N. r& `. E/ m. i. B, Y　　往日发如纯金，面似白雪，
　　红唇讲述以往的故事，
　　眼光如夏日的晴空皎洁。
　　啊，夜之精灵，
+ w% I* z& }3 I$ T# U　　你的辉光撒遍世界，
& q* Y/ j  t6 i% f, T' ?7 V　　照亮幽谷、溪流、丛林，一切一切;
7 r+ R+ f1 m: S. j2 h　　可是你对诗人昏暗的居室情有独钟，
　　专让美丽的人们在室内无法安歇。