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  • 标题:Once Again.
  • 作者:Di, Xue
  • 期刊名称:Harvard Review
  • 印刷版ISSN:1077-2901
  • 出版年度:2004
  • 期号:December
  • 语种:English
  • 出版社:Harvard Review
  • 摘要:
     Violence and love, image glimpsed in fatigue in those exquisite performances  I lose my spirit. Unforecasted snowstorm this life suddenly chaotic. Before waking  cold flesh. Then conscious. A short bridge stubbornly reaching for the other  side, metal of another reality, created by machines of our age. Sick minds with superior intelligence  for the most part stark black and white in the neutral dark taking over life  The harbor is still there, a magnificent idol replacing merchant ships and their returning cargoes  A crowd of new age types in the blackening water search for their souls. Water birds with slender wings  fly into eyes filled with salt water closed moments sighting violence  epidemics, fleshy hate-filled eyes Afterwards, love. The retreating eternal  precise tide leaves behind it the loneliest most grief-stricken, beside a shining rock pile  Dreams full of detail, brushes filled with ink, held by a returning people  in swollen hempen hands. Love satisfied, a body trampled by temperament  In the reality and collapse of violence those awakened twist and turn in fear, those still to wake  in endless hatred, loss, despair all destined to be punished. Driven by our own  desires out of control and uncontrolled evil 

Once Again.


Di, Xue


Violence and love, image glimpsed in fatigue
in those exquisite performances

I lose my spirit. Unforecasted snowstorm
this life suddenly chaotic. Before waking

cold flesh. Then conscious. A short
bridge stubbornly reaching for the other

side, metal of another reality, created by machines
of our age. Sick minds with superior intelligence

for the most part stark black and white
in the neutral dark taking over life

The harbor is still there, a magnificent idol
replacing merchant ships and their returning cargoes

A crowd of new age types in the blackening water
search for their souls. Water birds with slender wings

fly into eyes filled with salt water
closed moments sighting violence

epidemics, fleshy hate-filled eyes
Afterwards, love. The retreating eternal

precise tide leaves behind it the loneliest
most grief-stricken, beside a shining rock pile

Dreams full of detail, brushes filled with
ink, held by a returning people

in swollen hempen hands. Love
satisfied, a body trampled by temperament

In the reality and collapse of violence those awakened
twist and turn in fear, those still to wake

in endless hatred, loss, despair
all destined to be punished. Driven by our own

desires out of control and uncontrolled evil


TRANSLATED BY HIL ANDERSON AND KEITH WALDROP

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