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Chapter 13 grasshopper and cricket

Selected Poems of Keats 约翰·济慈 182Words 2018-03-20
grasshopper and cricket The poetry of the earth never dies: When the scorching sun makes the birds faint, Hide in the shade, but there is a voice On the edge of the grass, the smell of tree poles drifts endlessly; That is the Grasshopper leading the drink, in the luxurious summer Its joys are never exhausted, For if it sings too wearily, Just enjoy a moment of leisure under the grass inch. The poetry of the earth never ceases: On lonely winter nights, when frost and snow Weaving a silence, the cricket by the hearth Singing shrieks, singing rising with temperature, To hear in a trance in drowsiness,

The song of the grasshopper on the grassy hillside. (Translated by Fei Bai)
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