园丁集 泰戈尔著 冰 心译
Title: The Gardener Author: Rabindranath Tagore 英文 中文 双语对照 双语交替 首页 目录 上一章 下一章 | |
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Is that your call again?
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The evening has come. Weariness clings around me like the arms of entreating love.
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Do you call me?
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I had given all my day to you, cruel mistress, must you also rob me of my night?
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Somewhere there is an end to everything, and the loneness of the dark is one's own.
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Must your voice cut through it and smite me?
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Has the evening no music of sleep at your gate?
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Do the silent-winged stars never climb the sky above your pitiless tower?
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Do the flowers never drop on the dust in soft death in your garden?
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Must you call me, you unquiet one?
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Then let the sad eyes of love vainly watch and weep.
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Let the lamp burn in the lonely house.
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Let the ferry-boat take the weary labourers to their home.
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I leave behind my dreams and I hasten to your call.
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