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名人诗歌|第1日

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I wish I could remember the first day,

First hour, first moment of your meeting me,

If bright or dim the season,

It might be summer or winter for aught I can say.

So unrecorded did it slip away,

So blind was I to see and foresee,

So dull to mark the budding of my tree

That would not blossom yet for many a May.

If only I could recollect1 it,

Such a day of days!

Let it come and go as traceless as a thaw2 of bygone snow;

It seemed to mean so little, meant so much;

If only now I could reed that touch,

First touch of hand in hand-Did one but know!

只因我疏忽大意,它悄然流逝不留痕迹,

只因我茫然无知,不曾注意亦未能预测,

只因我不以为然,未曾看到小树

过去了一个又一个5月,花儿都没绽放。

多期望我能记住它,

那时光中的1日!我却放纵它

如融雪般全然消逝;

它目前看上去无足轻重,其实当时意味深长;

多期望我能重温那感觉,

首次牵手的感觉可我那时不懂啊!


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