译诗库华兹华斯诗选（Poetry Library Selected Poems of Wordsworth）.docVIP

译诗库华兹华斯诗选（Poetry Library Selected Poems of Wordsworth） Poetry Library: Selected Poems of Wordsworth Wordsworth (William Wordsworth): Wordsworth (1770-1850), the main works include Lyrical Ballads, prelude, travel etc.. Tintern Abbey was sleeping over my heart she lived in a deserted road I had a strange guest on Westminster Bridge I was prompted by a sudden impulse I wandered lonely among strangers, lonely as a cloud of the reaper tintern abbey Five years have passed, five summers, and Five long winters! And I hear it again These sounds of water rolled out of the mountain spring, Softly whispering in the Inland stream. - See the towering steep cliff, This scene, the wilderness scenery, is deeply left Thought of a secluded impression: landscape, The serenity that connects the sky. When the day comes, Ill rest here again Under the shade of the fig tree view. A country covered with fields; a cluster of fruit orchards, In this season, the fruit is not ripe yet, Dressed in a green, their masks In bushes and trees. Once again See the tree pole, maybe it is not a line of hedges, but Naughty Sylvans opposition run: the pastoral scenery, The house has been green to smoke rings; Rising silently on the top of the woods! It seems to be some erratic The wanderer walked about in the absence of the woods, Perhaps there is a holy hermits cave alone. Sitting by the fire. These beautiful bodies Though I havent seen it for a long time, I havent forgotten it, Not as blind as facing the beautiful view: However, When I live alone in a room, The noise of the town was weary, They bring a sweet feeling, Seep into the blood and seep into the heart, Even into my purest thoughts, Ill regain my peace: - and forget it for a long time Happy feelings, those pleasures Perhaps the best years for a good man Have been far from minor and ordinary influences, It is unknown by forgetting some trifles, But with kindness and affection. More Than This， I rely on them for another ability, Having a more noble