Originally posted by 新竹 at 2006-6-15 11:57 PM:$ Z: p. H1 X# e0 [; j+ {1 _* z
Who is this Lucy? Remember Wordsworth\'s Lucy?
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Haven\'t seen you on line for a while. I guess you are very busy. Take care of your pretty voice, please. ! ^' S+ L J) [! X: i P6 P4 R
! P0 e7 c0 e ^* cThere are many Lucy girls in English literature. I had both Wordsworth\'s and E. Browning\'s in mind.
There is a line, I think, from Wordsworth \"What if Lucy is dead?\". I remember having a discussion about that in class. - R( Y! R3 v/ L- k" Z ! @! R& y! O% ^' YOf all your Chinese poems, I like this best. It\'s such a jem. 3 @0 m/ F1 d0 j+ G8 ?+ l
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I am already burnt out (like aways). I would like to watch the World Cup too, but the TV is broken. You take care too.
Originally posted by 新竹 at 2006-6-26 02:34 PM:& B" `/ s Z: v, q. a
There is a line, I think, from Wordsworth \"What if Lucy is dead?\". I remember having a discussion about that in class. 4 \ w* q n) t7 L+ D; Z8 R% |' h8 i# k5 A1 C, O% n+ ^9 U- B
Of all your Chinese poems, I like this best. It\'s such a jem. 4 i s; R& [. T I4 R( y! W
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/ @6 F+ Y+ `3 B, f0 p6 T0 fThere you go. Thanks. But I thought you would like my translation better. I always like novels better than poems. The former can contain the latter but not the other way around.
Originally posted by 沅湘 at 2006-6-27 01:59 AM: 2 V, h! m6 w6 l" nThere you go. Thanks. But I thought you would like my translation better. I always like novels better than poems. The former can contain the latter but not the other way around.
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The Same here. I love novels much better than peoms. I hate to say, but poems always puzzle me. 8 f' `/ t# T) a$ t# k 1 e* p) h, z& c2 bNevertheless, this poem is good. ))
Originally posted by 林子丹 at 2006-6-28 08:32 PM:7 c) u/ r: g B7 h
The Same here. I love novels much better than peoms. I hate to say, but poems always puzzle me. 7 e5 k: V7 r4 Z4 N8 [- |$ S
, K6 }# N) c: cNevertheless, this poem is good. ))