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标  题: Stanzas
发信站: 紫 丁 香 (Sun Nov 29 16:29:43 1998), 转信


              STANZAS

                         ("IN DREAR-NIGHTED DECEMBER")

                                 by John Keats

STANZAS



                      I.



        In drear-nighted December,

            Too happy, happy tree,

        Thy branches ne'er remember

            Their green felicity:

          The north cannot undo them,

          With a sleety whistle through them;

          Nor frozen thawings glue them

              From budding at the prime.



                     II.



        In drear-nighted December,

            Too happy, happy brook,

        Thy bubblings ne'er remember

            Apollo's summer look;

          But with a sweet forgetting,

          They stay their crystal fretting,

          Never, never petting

              About the frozen time.



                    III.



        Ah! would 'twere so with many

            A gentle girl and boy!

        But were there ever any

            Writh'd not of passed joy?

          The feel of not to feel it,

          When there is none to heal it,

          Nor numbed sense to steel it,

              Was never said in rhyme.





                        THE END

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