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徐志摩
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轻轻的我走了,
% e+ j0 P4 O; g5 b 正如我轻轻的来;" R3 O. \* H# t$ A/ Y8 p, V
我轻轻的招手,/ h+ s h3 {' b: n5 [5 b
作别西天的云彩。- o4 C o& ^0 c% N2 V/ i
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那河畔的金柳
4 ^8 Q0 W! |% z( h8 V* \ 是夕阳中的新娘
J( B4 h9 y$ k4 S波光里的艳影,
% L) K2 L* x; b! X6 ]# n6 N2 n 在我的心头荡漾。
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3 _. K& b8 A0 J7 A* s6 b软泥上的青荇,# s6 e, g9 c: d( S# y* o4 A% Q
油油的在水底招摇;) q6 ? f+ u* G3 n* B4 d
在康河的柔波里,
' k- }) X/ L- Z9 ?& J; L. A! U8 g# U" D 我甘心做一条水草8 H2 H/ V7 k3 I- X0 u* ]4 x) W; O: U
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那树荫下的一潭,3 C. O) p2 h& D* _
不是清泉,是天上虹+ w* C3 }2 i6 a& B: g! D1 Y
揉碎在浮藻间,
2 o7 [$ t( W# ?3 S8 M/ ~( p8 k- { 沉淀着彩虹似的梦。& X* d" b: _ V6 `. ]2 K1 s
寻梦?撑一支长篙,
$ |# R- z1 ?: ~" C' j) O9 c 向青草更青处漫溯,
) @0 U- F8 Z! A满载一船星辉,
& ^8 s3 n, q( B 在星辉斑斓里放歌4 d7 M* ~7 i8 S6 g, J) F
但我不能放歌,4 ]( {' n: j Y/ W; D! T
悄悄是别离的笙箫;- F. @$ ?& H! Q; p& F, ^
夏虫也为我沉默,
) n. T( D8 w" f7 T7 n( L4 c 沉默是今晚的康桥!
: \# I% M1 ]+ u9 ^7 x$ i# \悄悄的我走了,
+ I' L$ a" R' r, n! l 正如我悄悄的来;6 ?9 a0 {, x9 ?# J
我挥一挥衣袖,
2 a- { u2 W) d) e7 S: ]2 ` 不带走一片云彩。* V& U$ G5 S! v, l/ m+ o
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Saying Good-bye to Cambridge Again
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X) @" j) L/ i3 ]& ~Very quietly I take my leave" O1 Y C5 x6 P3 n9 ^1 f1 @3 X3 B
As quietly as I came here;& k" c$ O1 N# N; E. j; E$ l2 i
Quietly I wave good-bye
8 G6 S6 ?: |) s0 d% }: e% TTo the rosy clouds in the western sky.
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! u5 v: ]4 E2 B" Q- ~5 M5 b) oThe golden willows by the riverside
: v ?1 R, P# g4 sAre young brides in the setting sun;5 c0 I$ y# ~' U! Y
Their reflections on the shimmering waves8 U8 E! A- t* y: f- \3 m
Always linger in the depth of my heart.
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The floating heart growing in the sludge) P& t. t& G; k2 [8 _: Q& ?
Sways leisurely under the water;0 K9 G( a7 |2 `. L
In the gentle waves of Cambridge0 ~7 ^" F7 a9 ?# k
I would be a water plant!
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( S! C+ e$ [" M9 aThat pool under the shade of elm trees) X5 n9 e9 D, }7 Q9 P
Holds not water but the rainbow from the sky;
5 H- N9 m0 {3 n w* Z8 q4 IShattered to pieces among the duckweeds; v1 o3 _9 a& Z. `9 J7 \
Is the sediment of a rainbow-like dream?7 |; e7 l; s6 D" [
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To seek a dream? Just to pole a boat upstream
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Or to have the boat fully loaded with starlight# v# M1 j! C h8 X9 R2 K# N9 ^
And sing aloud in the splendour of starlight.
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1 |3 b5 {+ |( ^0 s8 j0 x3 JBut I cannot sing aloud
/ S8 K8 ?1 ^5 k$ O" R3 H: CQuietness is my farewell music;: q1 W2 w5 O* ^6 q4 i
Even summer insects keep silence for me- b. X8 l( J9 @* L {0 y& o
Silent is Cambridge tonight!
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8 O) B! p0 Q4 I" AVery quietly I take my leave
# C4 I3 Q' a9 o5 k/ Y9 A% eAs quietly as I came here;3 |# X& [; Y U% b, x, i
Gently I flick my sleeves
( k9 f( A; @3 k$ lNot even a wisp of cloud will I bring away |
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