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Chapter 28 winter road

Selected Poems of Pushkin 普希金 319Words 2018-03-20
winter road Through a veil-like mist The moon sheds its light, It sadly illuminates a forest, It shines on the desolate field at the edge of the forest. On the road of Kuso's Ketian Three hounds run with the sled, Bells jingle all the way, It sounded so tired and monotonous. From the long song sung by the coachman Can hear a certain kind of heart in the country; Sometimes it is wild joy, Sometimes it is inner sadness. ... Can't see the lights, can't see Dark huts, only ice and snow, wasteland... only one mile ahead Running towards me, then backing away... I'm tired, blue... Tomorrow, Nina,

Tomorrow, I'll be sitting by the fire forget about everything and only Dear ones, watch it tirelessly. We'll wait for the clock to tick After a rhythmic circle, Wait until midnight to scatter the hateful people, Then we will not break up. I am melancholy, Nina: the road is so long, My coachman too is silent and sleepy, All the way there is only the monotonous ringing of the car bell, Thick fog has covered the face of the moon. 1826 Translated by Cha Liangzheng
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