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Part One British Poetry Edmund Spenser °£µÂÃÉ¡¤Ë¹±öÈû Amoretti: Sonnet 75 ...............................................................3 °®ÇéСʫ£ºµÚ75 Ê×Ê®ËÄÐÐÊ« Amoretti: Sonnet 34 ..........................................................5 °®ÇéСʫ£ºµÚ34 Ê×Ê®ËÄÐÐÊ« John Donne Ô¼º²¡¤µË¶÷ A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning .......................................9 ±ðÀë´Ç£º½Ú°§ Holy Sonnet 14 ...................................................................13 ʥʮËÄÐÐÊ«µÚ14 Ê× William Blake ÍþÁ®¡¤²¼À³¿Ë The Tyger......................................................................17 »¢ London ....................................................................20 Â×¶Ø William Wordsworth ÍþÁ®¡¤»ª×È»ªË¹ I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud .........................................24 ÎÒÏñÒ»¶äÔƹ¼ÅÓε´ She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways ........................................27 ËýסÔÚÎÞÈËÀ´ÍùµÄ·¾¶ Percy Bysshe Shelley çêÎ÷¡¤±ÈÏ£¡¤Ñ©À³ Love's Philosophy .........................................................31 °®µÄÕÜѧ Passage of the Apennines ...................................................33 ¹ý°¢Æ½Äþ Elizabeth Barrett Browning ÒÁÀöɯ°×¡¤°ÍÀÙÌØ¡¤²¼ÀÊÄþ Sonnets from the Portuguese£ºSonnet 43 ...........................................37 ÆÏÌÑÑÀÈ˵ÄÊ®ËÄÐÐÊ«£ºµÚ43 Ê× Sonnets from the Portuguese£ºSonnet 21 ............................................39 ÆÏÌÑÑÀÈ˵ÄÊ®ËÄÐÐÊ«£ºµÚ21 Ê× Christina Georgina Rossetti ¿ËÀï˹µÙÄÈ¡¤ÇÇÖÎÄÈ¡¤ÂÞÈûµÙ Song ..........................................................................43 ´Ç±ð¸è Who Has Seen the Wind..........................................................45 ÓÐË­¼û¹ý·ç Ted Hughes Ìص¡¤ÐÝ˹ Crow Goes Hunting ............................................................49 ÎÚÑ»ÐÐÁÔ Crow Blacker than Ever ..................................................................52 ÎÚÑ»±ÈÈκÎʱºò¶¼ºÚ Ronald Stuart Thomas ÂÞÄɵ¡¤Ë¹Í¼ÑÇÌØ¡¤ÍÐÂí˹ A Peasant ...................................................................57 һλũ·ò The Village .................................................................60 Å©´å Seamus Heaney лĬ˹¡¤Ï£Äá Digging .....................................................................64 ÍÚ¾ò Bogland .....................................................................68 ÕÓÔó Part Two American Poetry Walt Whitman ÎÖ¶ûÌØ¡¤»ÝÌØÂü O Captain! My Captain! .......................................................75 °¡£¬´¬³¤£¡ÎҵĴ¬³¤£¡ A Noiseless Patient Spider ...................................................78 Ò»Ö»³ÁĬ¶ø¼áÈ͵ÄÖ©Öë Emily Dickinson °¬Ã×Àò¡¤µÒ½ðÉ­ Will There Really Be a ¡°Morning¡±? ..........................................82 ÕæµÄÓиö¡°Ô糿¡±Âð? As Imperceptibly as Grief ...................................................84 ÏÄÖ®ÌÓÒÝ Robert Frost ÂÞ²®ÌØ¡¤¸¥ÂÞ˹ÌØ The Road Not Taken .............................. ..... ..............88 Ò»Ìõδ×ߵķ Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening ......................................91 Ñ©Ò¹ÁÖÅÏСפ Wallace Stevens »ªÀ³Ê¿¡¤Ê·µÙÎÄ˹ Anecdote of the Jar ......................................................95 ¹ØÓÚÄÇÖ»¹ÞµÄÆæ̸ The Snow Man ....................................................................97 Ñ©ÖÐÇãÌýÕß Ezra Pound °£×ÈÀ­¡¤Åӵ In a Station of the Metro .................................................101 ÔÚµØÌúÕ¾ A Girl ....................................................................102 Ò»¸öÅ®º¢ Thomas Stearns Eliot ÍÐÂí˹¡¤Ë¹Ìض÷˹¡¤°¬ÂÔÌØ Morning at the Window.................................................106 ´°Ç°µÄÇ峿 Death by Water_ ......................................................108 Ë®ÀïµÄËÀÍö Edward Estlin Cummings °®µÂ»ª¡¤°¬Ë¹ÌØÁÖ¡¤¿ÏÃ÷˹ in Just¡ª ...................................................................112 ʱֵ¡ª¡ª When God Lets My Body Be .....................................................116 Ò»µ©Éϵ۷ÅÆúÎÒµÄÉíÌå Wystan Hugh Auden Íþ˹̹¡¤ÐÝ¡¤°ÂµÇ Who's Who .................................................................120 ÃûÈ˼ÍÊ Mus¨¦e des Beaux Arts .......................................................122 ÃÀÊõ¹Ý Robert Penn Warren ÂÞ²®ÌØ¡¤Åå¶÷¡¤ÎÖÂ× Ways of Day .......................................................................127 ¶ÈÈյķ½Ê½ Ornithology in a World of Flux ...................................................129 ¶¯µ´Ö®ÊÀµÄÄñÀàѧ Robert Bly ÂÞ²®ÌØ¡¤²ªÀ³ Winter Poem ................................................................133 ¶¬¼¾µÄÊ«ÐÐ After_Drinking_All_Night_with_a_Friend,_We_Go_Out_in_a_Boat_at Dawn_to_See_Who_Can_Write_the_Best_Poem ........................................135 ÓëijλÅóÓÑÍ´ÒûͨÏüÖ®ºó£¬ÎÒÃÇÔÚ·÷Ïþ¼Ý´¬³öÈ¥¿´Ë­ÄÜд³ö*ºÃµÄÊ« Anthony Hecht °²¶«ÄᡤºÕ¿ËÌØ Crows in Winter ...............................................................139 ¶¬ÌìµÄÎÚÑ» The Darkness and the Light Are Both Alike to Thee ..................................142 ºÚ°µºÍ¹âÃ÷¶ÔÄã¶øÑÔ¶¼Ò»Ñù Bibliography ........................................... 145 Appendix I Poetry Terms ................................. 147 Appendix II Poetry Genres ............................... 153