小学英语经典诗歌IHadNotMindedWalls哪怕世界是座巨大的石山素材.docVIP

PAGE / NUMPAGES I Had Not Minded Walls I had not minded walls? Were Universe one rock,? And far I heard his silver call? The other side of the block． I’d tunnel until my groove? Pushed sudden through to his,? Then my face take recompense－? The looking in his eyes． But ’tis single hair,? A filament, a law－? A cobweb wove in adamant,? A battlement of straw－ A limit like the veil? Unto the lady’s face,? But every mesh a citadel? And dragons in the crease! 哪怕世界是座巨大的石山 哪怕世界是座巨大的石山，? 我也不惧这高墙把我们隔断；? 既使我们天各一方，? 我仍然能听到他响亮的呼喊。 我们会一同掘起隧道，? 要把这人间的巨墙挖穿；? 只要能当面凝视他那双眼睛，? 就会补偿我流尽的血汗。 可是，人间的清规戒律实在可怖，? 既使细如发丝难以看见；? 它是遍布的蛛网牢不可破，? 它是草筑的堡垒高不可攀。 它是禁锢精神的面纱，? 遮盖女士真实的容颜；? 每一个网孔都是铁壁让人心惊，? 每一道折皱藏满恶龙令人胆寒。 艾米莉?伊丽莎白?狄金森(Emily Elizabeth Dickinson1830—1886)美国女诗人为了与心中的恋人相聚,纵然历尽人间千难万险都无所畏惧；然而,世俗的清规戒律虽然看不见摸不着,却让诗人心惊胆战,不得不在美好的爱情面前望而却步。?