关于英文版英语诗歌赏析

1、关于英文版英语诗歌赏析【篇一】关于英文版英语诗歌赏析Little sister, I run with carrying you on my backLittle sister, I run with carrying you on my backTo flee from that startling area.The mountains are still shaking,The ground is still swaying.And the road I run on is still so rough.With brother being here,I will carry, carry

2、, carry you!I run until it is darkAnd the mountains draw back.Although I am just ten years old,My back will become strong to carry you.Afterwards, aunts carry you,Uncles carry you,And the whole world carries you.My little sister,The world says,It is a miracle【篇二】关于英文版英语诗歌赏析犹太女孩谱写别样神曲Book on Divine C

3、omedy does Dante differentlyWhats a nice Jewish girl from New Jersey whose first language was Yiddish doing writing a book about historys greatest Catholic poet, Dante?Perhaps trying to convince the world that his epic poem, the Divine Comedy, is not just for Ivy League intellectuals but for the com

4、mon man and woman on lifes journey.Harriet Rubins Dante in Love, published by Simon and Schuster, may not become required reading in the hallowed halls of Oxbridge academia. But thats just fine with her.This book is aimed at people in hell, said Rubin. And how do you get out of hell if there is no e

5、xit sign anywhere? The book is aimed at people who are in some kind of quandary. People with passion.Quandary? Passion? Dante ate them for breakfast.Banned from returning to his beloved Florence in 1302, Dante roamed from city to city in Italy and France, from noble court to grubby back streets unti

6、l he died in Ravenna in 1321.Through the exile, the wandering and the angst, he created The Divine Comedy - divided into Hell, Purgatory and Paradise - a poem many consider the greatest ever written.Rubin, the daughter of a window cleaner and housewife from New Jersey, already had experience in writ

7、ing about an Italian luminary from centuries past.She is author of the highly provocative and acclaimed 1998 book The Princessa： Machiavelli for Women, in which she discusses how to become powerful without becoming like a man.Now she is doing Dante differently from many previous works on the poet co

8、nsidered to be the father of the Italian language.It is by no means a Divine Comedy for Idiots.But in its own way it does take Dante off the pedestal of poetic sanctity and explain as simply as possible the immense tapestry of religion, art, architecture, cosmology, theology and history that provide

9、d the backdrop for the work.【篇三】关于英文版英语诗歌赏析Honey suckle忍冬I plucked a honeysuckle whereThe hedge on high is quick with thorn,And climbing for the prize,was torn,And fouled my feet in quag-water;And by the thorns and by the windThe blossom that I took wasthinnd,And yet I found it sweet and fair.Thence to a richer growth I came,Where, nursed in mellow intercourse,The honey suckles spran