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Chapter 46 Wei Zheng

Selected Poems of Shelley 雪莱 183Words 2018-03-20
Wei Zheng Not happiness, fame, power, dignity, Nor art, martial arts, or peace, Make this crowd willing to be driven by tyranny; History is their shameless projection, Poetry cannot stir their hearts; Art hastily covered her mirror, For, when these blind men run to eternity, She was afraid of tarnishing their filthy shadows. music fueled by violence or habit How can it sound good?To become a human being, must rule himself; his throne Must rest upon his defeated will, To conquer his fears and hopes, He opened up a real "I". 1821 Translated by Cha Liangzheng

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