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经典英文诗精选:The Way At first a mere thread of a footpath half blotted: f% @4 I9 h6 M. U
out by the grasses
1 q; \- S! j5 k' s! N4 E Sweeping triumphant across it, it wound between hedges of roses
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the water,- e- T+ P/ m! l5 D# Y/ U
While hidden by bloom in a hawthorn a bird filled the morning with
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It widened a highway, majestic, stretching ever
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Where shadows of tree-branches wavered, vague outlines invaded by$ b. Q9 [0 Z' ?
sunshine;( |4 z) s! {# j$ v5 H- \, A
No sound but the wind as it whispered the secrets of earth to the' u- y5 P7 \9 H; y0 d8 L1 M
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And the hum of the yellow bees, honey-laden and dusty with pollen.
/ F8 J c9 V$ s( A& M And Summer said, "Come, follow onward, with no thought save the
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to wander,
; d9 L1 W5 ] }0 M4 @: W3 c The wind, and the bees, and the flowers, all singing the great song1 F& F F% }/ ~0 M
of Nature,/ t# s, M/ ~# P
Are minstrels of change and of promise, they herald the joy of the
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Later the solitude vanished, confused and distracted
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the trees
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The half-realized beauty of quiet, the sacred unconscious communing.2 x( G/ a* ~$ _6 l I
And now he is come to a river, a line of gray, sullen water,
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But on the far side is a city whose windows flame gold in the sunset.
7 e# b7 d3 I+ K; ] R+ I It lies fair and shining before him, a gem set betwixt sky and water,
! k4 r- H2 W7 b And spanning the river a bridge, frail promise to longing desire,
0 I' _6 a" U6 k6 ] Flung by man in his infinite courage, across the stern force of# c" E- \! l) Y4 l5 J/ k
the water;
S' G+ p r7 [ And he looks at the river and fears, the bridge is so slight,
' S/ @! Q0 a3 f' T, K4 O9 c- p yet he ventures$ J4 J3 O. I- @. |) {& n7 x
His life to its fragile keeping, if it fails the waves will engulf' @1 J. b |& F$ |, c2 j0 R: x
him.7 h# J8 g& M s" \) T
O Arches! be strong to uphold him, and bear him across to the city,, b% b1 A! t' J* P; c/ Z1 Q+ s3 k& [7 X5 i
The beautiful city whose spires still glow with the fires of sunset!
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