优秀英语诗歌阅读欣赏

优秀英语诗歌阅读欣赏

就给大家分享一下优秀英语诗歌阅读欣赏，有兴趣的可以阅读一下！【篇一】优秀英语诗歌阅读欣赏

Man and Wife

Tamed by Miltown， we lie on Mother’s bed;

the rising sun in war paint dyes us red;

in broad daylight her gilded bed-posts shine，

abandoned， almost Dionysian.

At last the trees are green on Marlborough Street，

blossoms on our magnolia ignite

the morning with their murderous five days’ white.

All night I’ve held your hand，

as if you had

a fourth time faced the kingdom of the mad

its hackneyed speech， its homicidal eye

and dragged me home alive. . . .Oh my Petite，

clearest of all God’s creatures， still all air and nerve： you were in our twenties， and I，

once hand on glass

and heart in mouth，

outdrank the Rahvs in the heat

of Greenwich Village， fainting at your feet

too boiled and shy

and poker-faced to make a pass，

while the shrill verve

of your invective scorched the traditional South.

Now twelve years later， you turn your back.

Sleepless， you hold

your pillow to your hollows like a child;

your old-fashioned tirade

loving， rapid， merciless

breaks like the Atlantic Ocean on my head. 【篇二】优秀英语诗歌阅读欣赏

Mama， come back.

Why did you leave

now that I am learning you?

The landlady next door

how she apologizes

for my rough brown skin

to her tenant from Hong Kong

as if I were her daughter，

as if she were you.

How do I say I miss you

your scolding

your presence

your roast loin of pork

more succulent， more tender

than any hotel chef’s?

The fur coat you wanted

making you look like a polar bear

and the mink-trimmed coat

I once surprised you

on Christmas morning.

Mama， how you said “importment”

for important，

your gold tooth flashing

an insecurity you dared not bare，

wanting recognition

simply as eating noodles

and riding in a motor car

to the supermarket

the movie theater

adorned in your gold and jade

as if all your jewelry

confirmed your identity

a Chinese woman in America.

How you said “you better”

always your last words

glazed through your dark eyes

following me fast as you could

one November evening in New York City how I thought “Hello， Dolly!”

showed you an America

you never saw.

How your fear of being alone

kept me dutiful in body

resentful in mind.

How my fear of being single

kept me

from moving out.

How I begged your forgiveness

after that one big fight

how I wasn’t wrong

but needed you to love me

as warmly as you hugged strangers. 【篇三】优秀英语诗歌阅读欣赏

Making a Fist