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　　有关于唯美的英文诗歌篇1
　　The Oxen

　　by Thomas Hardy

　　Christmas Eve， and twelve of the clock.

　　"Now they are all on their knees，"

　　An elder said as we sat in a flock

　　By the embers in hearthside ease.

　　We pictured the meek mild creatures where

　　They dwelt in their strawy pen，

　　Nor did it occur to one of us there

　　To doubt they were kneeling then.

　　So fair a fancy few would weave

　　In these years! Yet， I feel，

　　If someone said on Christmas Eve，

　　"e; see the oxen kneel，

　　"In the lonely barton by yonder coomb

　　Our childhood used to know，"

　　I should go with him in the gloom，

　　Hoping it might be so.
　　有关于唯美的英文诗歌篇2
　　The Painted Bed

　　by Donald Hall

　　"Even when I danced erect

　　by the Nile's garden

　　I constructed Necropolis.

　　Ten million fellaheen cells

　　of my body floated stones

　　to establish a white museum."

　　Grisly， foul， and terrific

　　is the speech of bones，

　　thighs and arms slackened

　　into desiccated sacs of flesh

　　hanging from an armature

　　where muscle was， and fat.

　　"I lie on the painted bed

　　diminishing， concentrated

　　on the journey I undertake

　　to repose without pain

　　in the palace of darkness，

　　my body beside your body."
　　有关于唯美的英文诗歌篇3
　　Caribbean Marsh

　　by Muna Lee

　　Acres of mangrove， crowding the sea-streaked marsh，

　　Acres of mangrove， wading toward the beaches，

　　And here and there a milky-white bloom tossed

　　On fragile boughs above the flooded reaches.

　　Mangrove thrusts deep in salty mud，

　　Balances uneasily upon its three-pronged roots，

　　Huddles from wind in its dissonance of leaves.

　　Tempest and drought it has withstood，

　　This straggling orchard that bears no fruits，

　　This field where none will garner sheaves.

　　Sucking life up from the acrid marsh，

　　Drawing life down from the burning sun，

　　All the year offers of crude and harsh

　　There between sea and shore it has known.

　　Wave and glare， sea-urge， sea-drift，

　　It has been their victim， proved their power，

　　Persisting bleakly for one end alone-

　　Through an unheeded hour

　　Briefly， awkwardly， to lift

　　This frail， inconsequent flower.
　　有关于唯美的英文诗歌篇4
　　Carmel Point

　　by Robinson Jeffers

　　The extraordinary patience of things!

　　This beautiful place defaced with a crop of surburban houses-

　　How beautiful when we first beheld it，

　　Unbroken field of poppy and lupin walled with clean cliffs;

　　No intrusion but two or three horses pasturing，

　　Or a few milch cows rubbing their flanks on the outcrop rockheads-

　　Now the spoiler has e： does it care?

　　Not faintly. It has all time. It knows the people are a tide

　　That swells and in time will ebb， and all

　　Their works dissolve. Meanwhile the image of the pristine beauty

　　Lives in the very grain of the granite，

　　Safe as the endless ocean that climbs our cliff.-As for us：

　　We must uncenter our minds from ourselves;

　　We must unhumanize our views a little， and bee confident

　　As the rock and ocean that we were made from.
　　有关于唯美的英文诗歌篇5
　　The Paper Nautilus

　　by Marianne Moore

　　For authorities whose hopes

　　are shaped by mercenaries?

　　Writers entrapped by

　　teatime fame and by

　　muters' forts? Not for these

　　the paper nautilus

　　constructs her thin glass shell.

　　Giving her perishable

　　souvenir of hope， a dull

　　white outside and *** ooth-

　　edged inner surface

　　glossy as the sea， the watchful

　　maker of it guards it

　　day and night; she scarcely

　　eats until the eggs are hatched.

　　Buried eight-fold in her eight

　　arms， for she is in

　　a sense a devil-

　　fish， her glass ram'shorn-cradled freight

　　is hid but is not crushed;

　　as Hercules， bitten

　　by a crab loyal to the hydra，

　　was hindered to succeed，

　　the intensively

　　watched eggs ing from

　　the shell free it when they are freed，——

　　leaving its wasp-nest flaws

　　of white on white， and close-

　　laid Ionic chiton-folds

　　like the lines in the mane of

　　a Parthenon horse，

　　round which the arms had

　　wound themselves as if they knew love

　　is the only fortress

　　strong enough to trust to.