(Leconte de Lisle)
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ӭ¶ˮͳ
Ŵϸݵij
һ⣬
ҴҷͽȪ
ֺ纣ӿ
ķɣʥ
ſӨķ
ٽɫڣ
õ屭ٰĸʴ
Ҳδ֪
㴿Ĵޣİ
һǣµķҷ
ͬҪҴ
2003/11/17
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Le colibri
Leconte de Lisle
Le vert colibri, le roi des collines,
Voyant la rose et le soleil clair,
Luire dans son nid tiss d'herbes fines,
Comme un frais rayon s'chappe dans l'air.
Il se hâte et vole aux sources voisines,
O les bambous font le bruit de la mer,
O l'açoka rouge aux odeurs divines
S'ouvre et porte au coeur un humide clair.
Vers la fleur dore, il descend, se pose,
Et boit tant d'amour dans la coupe rose,
Qu'il meurt, ne sachant s'il l'a pu tarir!
Sur ta lvre pure, ô ma bien-aime,
Telle aussi mon âme eut voulu mourir,
Du premier baiser qui l'a parfume.
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չһЩִ硣Լ
˹˵е¡䶼ڸ
Ҳһϣִ
- posted on 11/26/2003
Thophile Gautier
۰ɫĺ
ȺһƬں
ĵʲôʱ
Ҳܷ
֪еľ
Һ۾Ů
ܽһ˫
ҽҪ
ȥһõ
ԷɹĹȺͲ
źϵĴ
Ļ䣬Ȼȥ
2003/11/17
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Les papillons
Les papillons couleur de neige
Volent par essaims sur la mer;
Beaux papillons blaues, quand pourrai-je
Prendre le bleu chemin de l'air.
Savez-vous, ô belle des belles,
Ma bayadre aux yeux de jais,
S'ils me voulaient prter leurs ailes,
Dites, savez-vous, o j'irais?
Sans prendre un seul baiser aux roses,
À travers vallons et forts,
J'irais vos lvres micloses,
Fleur de mon âme, et j'y mourrais. - posted on 11/26/2003
Leconte de Lisle
ƣõļ
һ֦
ͷ¶ˮ
һλܰ質
ȫȻ֪
һȺֹ
Զı
ͬ˹
˹Բ
ޣ
˺˫Ŀ
˿
Ѫ⣬ϵ
2003/11/17
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La Cigale
O Cigale, ne avec les beaux jours,
Sur les verts rameaux, ds l'aube pose,
Contente de boire un peu de rose,
Et telle qu'un roi, tu chantes toujours.
Innocente tous, paisible et sans ruses,
Le gai laboureur, du chne abrit,
T'coute de loin annoncer l'Ét
Apollôn t'honore autant que les Muses,
Et Zeus ta donn l'Immortalit!
Salut, sage enfant de la terre antique,
Dont le chant invite clore les yeux,
Et qui, sous l'ardeur du soleil attique,
N'ayant chair ni sang, vis semblable aux Dieux. - posted on 11/27/2003
ʱ Maurice Bouchor
ʱ⣬ʱ
Ѳټ
ʱ⣬ʱ
ȥ߿ܰ
ƶǨ
Ҳ̤࣬ժȡ
ŵĶõ
ˣӰ
һ괺
ȥ٣ů
ǰ֮ʽ
һҲ
ûʻʲô
ⲻ٣ˬ
ʱ⣬ʱ
ǰԶȥ
2003/11/19
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Le temps des lilas
Le temps des lilas et le temps des roses
Ne reviendra plus ce printemps-ci;
Le temps des lilas et le temps des roses
Est passs, le temps des oeillets aussi.
Le vent a chang, les cieux sont moroses,
Et nous n'irons plus courir, et cueillir
Les lilas en fleur et les belles roses;
Le printemps est triste et ne peut fleurir.
Oh! joyeux et doux printemps de l'anne,
Qui vins, l'an pass, nous ensoleiller,
Notre fleur d'amour est si bien fane,
Las! que ton baiser ne peut l'veiller!
Et toi, que fais-tu? pas de fleurs closes,
Point de gai soleil ni d'ombrages frais;
Le temps des lilas et le temps des roses
Avec notre amour est mort jamais. - 老弟法文长进神速posted on 11/27/2003
you have raised the bar, and I have to catch up with you. - Re: 自然与印象: 丁香时光posted on 12/03/2003
Are these peoms written by xw? Did he write in Chinese and then translate into French? Or vice versa? - posted on 12/09/2003
Sorry, those poems were translated from famous French poems, all
the poets (names) are mentioned at the very beginning.
I am learning from those French poets of Naturalism, Impressionism, and Post-Impressionism, By some better way of French Mlodie.
<French Art Song, similar to German Lied>
Every now and then I translate some, imitate some and post some.
For this one I had a wrong translation, since you I had read it. I shall
make the correction as the following C
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ʱ
Maurice Bouchor
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Ѱ
ʱ⣬õʱ
ȥ߿ܰ
ƶǨ
Ҳ̤࣬ժȡ
ŵĶõ
ˣӰ
һ괺
ȥ٣ů
Ļʽ
һҲѸ
ûʻʲô
ⲻ٣ˬ
ʱ⣬õʱ
ǵİȥ
Thanks again for your concern ! - Re: 自然与印象: 丁香时光posted on 12/09/2003
Thanks for the clarification and correction. I noticed the previous difference between Chinese and French. That's why I asked the question. Any background about the poets? I know nothing about French poets. Are these contemporary, modern, or classical? - posted on 12/09/2003
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һλʫ˽аңѩᣨAndr Chnier 1762-1794
һͬƽһλ˲ʫ
ˡд輯ѧʫŸȨ
̣ȴд˴ܳʫɡʫ
ѩʫĸ﷽˴ijԣಽ
ġ¹ŴƷʫӰʮʮ˹ɡ
Mont Parnassos, Grce
{һϸʫǵ¹ĻE.T.A.Hoffmann
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ʫ˼ֱPierre Jean de Branger 1780 -1857
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-߶ĪMarceline Desbordes-Valmore 1786 -1859
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Alfred Musset 18101857
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δ - Re: 略说法国诗歌:浪漫主义posted on 12/09/2003
Quite informational, and you wrote this within 2 hours! That's amazingly fast and impressive. Thanks for the knowledge and looking forward to the follow-up. - posted on 12/11/2003
ǷϡȡԲ֮оٵʫ
һҲڡ塱гơ塱ʾ
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գҮThophile Gautier1811-1872 Ψ
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ʫ뱦ʯΪдС˵μǼ
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˹Charles Baudelaire 1821-1867
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Ұ¶࣪£άTheodore de Banville 1823 -91
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šһƪڷʫ
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պ˹ɺشӰ졣һ꡶ʫ
˵һʫԵĴʾ䣺ʫڿصʱ
̣Ӧᣬ
Ȼڲʱδ飬ʱ֮ʵ
ΪӡֻҪжϷ糤ڸм֪ - posted on 12/12/2003
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ɱһԣһҵĹࡣ̫棬Ҳ
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δ - Re: 略说法国诗歌:颓废派posted on 12/12/2003
Good. This (Hugo's continuous artistic life) seems to reinforce the hope that I and Lu Han is holding. When I left China (and threfore stopped following up what happens in literature circle) in late 1980s, modernist or post-modernist seems to be hot and dominant for a quite while. I still cherish the old romantist school. I thought I was too old. Now that I know what you and the younger generation think, it is somewhat comforting. - Re: 略说法国诗歌:自然主义posted on 12/12/2003
Thanks for mentioning my name. I enjoy reading these writings of yours on French poetry.
I noticed your posting of ʮʫ. Is this format still alive in today's French poetry? I seldom find my American poet friends using this format at all. Maybe I'm just too ignorant. Does Maya know any American friend who still favors this format? - posted on 12/12/2003
Interesting to see the name of Hugo again in this piece. I will be a loyal reader of your next piece. Thank you again.
I noticed in your earlier piece some talk about the contrast between sensation and emotion. As a layman in poetry domain I am only used to the contrast between emotion and reason. I guess I can understand that emotion is likely to be a dominant element in poetry. But I also noticed that in some poems it is neither emotion nor sensation that attracts readers attention. It is reason and logic. For example, Dickenson's "I'm nobody, who are you?" and some of W.H. Auden's poems too. (There is one named "citizen", I think. I even used it in my class in China.) Sometimes I find these poems easy to understand. Am I a horrible reader of poems? - posted on 12/13/2003
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塣 - posted on 12/13/2003
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˹ɣBlaise Cendrars 1887 -1961ʿ
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ս䣬ʥ˹1940 -1945
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㸥Pierre-Jean Jouve 1887 -1976һսڼ
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սΪһ壬ܸµ
ѧ˵Ӱ죬ʫѹֵĴʾ䡣
1924̣ΪϵĽͽһʱˡʧ
ȥ˵á缯͡ѪڼһΪѪڼ
Ĵ
սڼ䣬㸥ʿʫѡ֤ʫ١
귢ʫСʥŮ͡ԡȡһд
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ϸ룬岻ǺʫӦÿصľ𣿺αһ
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dzʵ塣
Ͼ壬ѹ̫ƽʱ
ݣԣȺȽɱ
嵹Ҳһ¡
δ - posted on 12/16/2003
һսڼ䣬ʫ˲һЩʿɴ
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ڵ˼ӡ
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ФHenri Michaux 1899 -1984 ʱʫˣ
1927һʫ˭Ժ飬
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лߣȫꡣ - Re: 略说法国诗歌:颓废派posted on 12/18/2003
For classical music, and operas, I love the Romanism the most. What more ?
For poetry, I prefer the emotion, also the inner melody. Sometimes it's meaningless
to just write sentences, as surrealism poet do, or some poems of Qi2 Liang2
Dynasties in china. - posted on 12/18/2003
When I am writing poems in Chinese, the language has it's own taste
and history. While I am learning the foreign poetry, I would like to learn
the best. As far as I read of American's, or the contemporary Chinese
(represented by Jintian), the French surrealism. I don't feel it's very good
to learn.
Or as Malan said, some of those junks you can write without stop for a
hundred a day. Why bother?
Walking the hard way, as Buddhism master Xu-yun once had said.... - Re: 略说法语诗歌:印象主义posted on 12/18/2003
Sensation and emotion, I feel both of them in poem. Even in 'I am
nobody, who are you?' I still feel both emotion and sensation.
Sensation is also emotion in its poetic mode.
Thanks for your comments and encouragement. Sorry for the late
reply.
Sincerely
xw
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