优美的简单英语诗歌阅读

1、优美的简单英语诗歌阅读【篇一】优美的简单英语诗歌阅读Convergence of the Twain (Lines on the loss of the Titanic)Thomas HardyIIn a solitude of the seaDeep from human vanity，And the Pride of Life that planned her， stilly couches she.IISteel chambers， late the pyresOf her salamandrine fires，Cold currents thrid， and turn to rhyth

2、mic tidal lyres.IIIOver the mirrors meantTo glass the opulentThe sea-worm crawlsgrotesque， slimed， dumb， indifferent.IVJewels in joy designedTo ravish the sensuous mindLie lightless， all their sparkles bleared and black and blind.VDim moon-eyed fishes nearGaze at the gilded gearAnd query： What does

3、this vaingloriousness down here?. . .VIWell： while was fashioningThis creature of cleaving wing，The Immanent Will that stirs and urges everythingVIIPrepared a sinister mateFor herso gaily greatA Shape of Ice， for the time fat and dissociateVIIIAnd as the smart ship grewIn stature， grace， and hueIn s

4、hadowy silent distance grew the Iceberg too.IXAlien they seemed to be：No mortal eye could seeThe intimate welding of their later history.XOr sign that they were bentBy paths coincidentOn being anon twin halves of one August event，XITill the Spinner of the YearsSaid Now! And each one hears，And consum

5、mation comes， and jars two hemispheres.【篇二】优美的简单英语诗歌阅读I Love This LandIf I were a bird,I would sing with my hoarse voiceOf this land buffeted by storms,Of this river turbulent with our grief,Of these angry winds ceaselessly blowing,And of the dawn, infinitely gentle over the woodsThen I would dieAnd

6、 even my feathers would rot in the soil.Why are my eyes always brimming with tears?Because I love this land so deeply【篇三】优美的简单英语诗歌阅读Yet Do I MarvelCounte CullenI doubt not God is good, well-meaning, kind,And did He stoop to quibble could tell whyThe little buried mole continues blind,Why flesh that mirrors Him must some day die,Make plain the reason tortured TantalusIs bailed by the fickle fruit, declareIf merely brute caprice dooms SisyphusTo struggle up a never-ending stair.Inscrutable His ways are, and immuneTo catechism by a mind too strewnWith petty cares to slightly understandWhat a