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《英語(yǔ)散文》[譯文欣賞]Sand and Foam 《沙與沫》

(一)

If you can see only

what light reveals

and hear

only what sound announces

 Then in truth you do not see,

 nor do you hear.

假如你只能看到

光所顯示的,

只能聽(tīng)到

聲所宣告的,

那么實(shí)際上你沒(méi)有看,

也沒(méi)有聽(tīng)。

               。ǘ

They deem me mad,

 because I will not sell

l my days for gold;

And I deem them mad,

because they think my days

  

have a price.

他們認(rèn)為我瘋了,

因?yàn)槲也豢?/p>

拿我的光陰去換金錢;

我認(rèn)為是他們瘋了,

因?yàn)樗麄円詾槲业墓怅?/p>

是可以估價(jià)的。

※本文作者:佚名※

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