大学四级英语考试时间_大学四级英语诗歌欣赏

【#英语资源# 导语】英语诗歌是英语语言文学学习中的难点,其中主要原因是诗歌有其独特的语言特点和表达方式,与散文有明显的区别。下面是由©文档大全网带来的大学四级英语诗歌欣赏，欢迎阅读!

【篇一】大学四级英语诗歌欣赏

　　Sentimental Education

　　by Mary Ruefle

　　Ann Galbraith

　　loves Barry Soyers.

　　Please pray for Lucius Fenn

　　who suffers greatly whilst shaking hands.

　　Bonny Polton

　　loves a pug named Cowl.

　　Please pray for Olina Korsk

　　who holds the record for missing fingers.

　　Leon Bendrix loves Odelia Jonson

　　who loves Kurt who loves Carlos who loves Paul.

　　Please pray for Cortland Filby

　　who handles a dead wasp， a conceit for his mother.

　　Harold loves looking at Londa's hair under the microscope.

　　Londa loves plaiting the mane of her pony.

　　Please pray for Fancy Dancer

　　who is troubled by the vibrissa in his nostrils.

　　Nadine St. Clair loves Ogden Smythe

　　who loves blowing his nose on postage stamps.

　　Please pray for William Shakespeare

　　who does not know how much we love him， miss him and think of him.

　　Yukiko Pearl loves the little bits of toffee

　　that fall to the floor when Jeffrey is done with his snack.

　　Please pray for the florist Marieko

　　who wraps roses in a paper cone then punches the wrong code.

　　Muriel Frame loves retelling the incident

　　that happened on the afternoon of November third.

　　Please pray for our teacher Ursula Twombly

　　who does not know the half of it.

　　By the radiator in a wooden chair

　　wearing woolen stockings sits a little girl

　　in a dunce's cap， a paper cone rolled to a point

　　and inverted on her hair; she's got her hands

　　in her lap and her head bowed down， her chin

　　is trembling with having been singled out like this

　　and she is sincere in her fervent wish to die.

　　Take it away and give it to the Tartars

　　who roll gloriously into battle.

【篇二】大学四级英语诗歌欣赏

　　Self-Portraitas Miranda

　　by Geri Doran

　　My story begins at sea， in the bitter liquid.

　　If not， it would begin in Florida， along I-95

　　in the circular drive of a circular， lime-green motel.

　　But I have selected the sea， and you must

　　trust me on this. Truly terrible stories

　　begin in navigational error， a slight misreading

　　of the sight that sets the crew in a maelstrom.

　　Perhaps in another story it would be a man

　　standing at the door， surprised that he's knocked，

　　that you have， in turn， answered. He wishes

　　now that he had lingered in that drive， paused

　　before resuming the course toward your door.

　　As the crew， in desperate but unspoken straits，

　　wishes belatedly for a drag on the anchor.

　　Frequently， we are thus carried along.

　　Frequently， de profundis， we struggle ashore

　　to find ourselves， if not stranded， then beached.

　　We are inclined to be grateful for land.

　　Survivors of shipwreck cast two shadows：

　　the outline of interrupted light， and an aura， thirst

　　to drown again. Perhaps， in the unwritten story，

　　the man at the door looks thirsty. You sense

　　he has come to repair himself at the dry dock

　　of your flesh. There is nothing else to do.

　　Your home is an island of white sand

　　and he wades in from the shoals of the walkway

　　asking for fresh water. So you find him berth.

　　This much Miranda herself could explain：

　　how Ferdinand come shimmering from the sea

　　appeared no less a rescuer than she，

　　with his handful of kelp and the pretty words

　　of a man desperate for sanctuary.

　　Ferdinand missed that she was shipwrecked

　　too. Miranda had the shadowy thirst.

　　You know the rest of the story.

　　They're happy. Then it ends in the bitter sea.

【篇三】大学四级英语诗歌欣赏

　　鸟儿回旋曲

　　杰弗里·乔叟

　　欢迎你，夏天，带着温和的阳光，

　　寒冷的冬季被迫远远躲藏，

　　漫长的黑夜只好悄悄退让。

　　圣瓦伦丁，桂冠高耸，神圣端庄，

　　小鸟一齐为你歌唱：

　　寒冷的冬季被迫远远躲藏，

　　漫长的黑夜只好悄悄退让。

　　理所当然，时时欣喜若狂，

　　丛林中它们全都结对成双。

　　啊，一觉醒来那歌声多么甜蜜酣畅：

　　欢迎你，夏天，带着温和的阳光，

　　寒冷的冬季被迫远远躲藏，

　　漫长的黑夜只好悄悄退让。

　　The Birds' Rondel

　　Geoffrey Chaucer

　　Now welcome, summer, with thy sunshine soft,

　　This wintry weather thou wilt overtake,

　　And drive away the night so long and black!

　　Saint Valentine, thou who art crowned aloft,

　　The little birds are singing for thy sake;

　　Now welvome, summer, with thy sunshine soft,

　　This wintry weather thou wilt overtake.

　　They have good reason to be glad, and oft,

　　Since each has found his mate in bush and brake.

　　O blissfully they sing when they awake;

　　Now welcome, summers with thy sunshine soft,

　　This wintry weather thou wilt overtake,

　　And drive away the night so long and black!

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