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Chapter 9 My first impressions of Japman's translation of Homer

Selected Poems of Keats 约翰·济慈 187Words 2018-03-20
My first impressions of Japman's translation of Homer I have traveled through many golden lands, Seen many good cities and kingdoms, How many more western islands, singer have made them submit to Apollo. I have often heard that there is a realm, vast and boundless, Wise Homer reigned there, The purity and peace I have never known, until i heard jopman's voice Fearless and high.So my emotions As an omenist discovers a new constellation, Or like Cortes, with the eyes of a falcon gazed at the Pacific while his fellow looking at each other in amazed speculation, Just stand silent on the Dalyan peak.

(Translated by Cha Liangzheng)
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