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正文 第10节 文 / 奥斯卡.王尔德/编者杨丹

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    theturtlenoocall

    uponher,

    thegreythestall,

    thelilyssingingseneschal

    sleepsinthelilybell,andall

    theviolethillsarelostingloo

    orisenonoholyon

    standoopofhelice,

    andiforueloveyousee,

    ahifyouseethepurpleshoon,

    thehazelcrook,theladsbrownhair,

    thegoatskin,

    tellhihatiangwhere

    therushlightgliersinthefar

    thefallingdeoldandchill,

    andnobirdsingsinarcady,

    thelittlefaunshaveleftthehill,

    eveireddaffodil

    hascloseditsgildeddoors,andstill

    loveresnotbackto.

    falseonfalseonooon

    yoruelone,

    ilion,

    theshepherdscrook,thepurpleshoon

    hatsilverpavilion,

    ahthouhastyoungendyon,

    thouhastthelipsthatshouldbekissed

    poelabelladonnadellaante

    lisaree,

    feetaresorehtravelling,

    for,yladysna,

    lipshavenotosing.

    olininthewildrosebrake

    strainforlovethylody,

    olarksinglouderforlovessake,

    gentleladypassethby.

    sheistoofairforanyn

    toseeorholdhisheartsdelight,

    fairerthanqueenorurtesan

    orohenight.

    herhairisboundyrtleleaves,

    greenleavesupoldenhair

    greengrassesthroughtheyellowsheaves

    ofautuarenotrefair.

    herlittlelips,redetokiss

    thantocrybitterlyforpain,

    aretrelousasbrookeris,

    orrosesaftereveningrain.

    heeckislikeelilote

    flushingforpleasureofthesun,

    thethrobbingofthelinsthroat

    isnotsostolookupon.

    asapograintwain,

    sonuth,

    hercheeksareasthefadingstain

    hepeachreddenstothesouth.

    ote

    adeforloveandpain

    ohouseofloveodesolate

    palefloenbytherain

    poeson

    aringofgoldandalkedove

    aregoodlygiftsforthee,

    andaheenropeforyourownlove

    tohanguponatree.

    foryouahouseofivory,

    rosesareeintherosebower

    anarroetolie,

    e,olockflower

    rtleandjessaneforyou,

    otheredroseisfairtosee

    forthecypressandtherue,

    fiofallisrosery

    foryouthreeloversofyourhand,

    greengrassanliesdead

    forthreepathesand,

    plantliliesathead

    poechardes

    i.

    heingho

    hpulpyfigsandsicily

    stoodathisgalleyspro

    blhhiscrispbrourlsunnsciously,

    andholdinge

    peeredfroisdrippiacrosstheynight.

    tillhthedawnhesawabuishedspear

    likeathinthreadofgoldagainstthesky,

    andhoistedsail,andstraihecreakinggear,

    andbadethepilotheadherlustily

    againstthenale,andalldaylong

    heldonhisarkedtheroeeasuredsong.

    andhefaintrinthianhillswerered

    droppedanchorinalittlesandybay,

    andhfreshboughsofoliveedhishead,

    andbrushedfroheekandthroatthehoaryspray,

    andbsthehold

    broughtouthisliunidhissandalsbrazensoled,

    andarichrobestaihefishersjuice

    eshytraderhehadbought

    uponthesunnyquayatsyracuse,

    andhtyrianbroideriesin,

    andbythequestioningrtsdehisway

    upthroughthesoftandsilverhelabday

    hadspunitstangledsoncloud,

    clothehighhill,andhssile

    crepttothefaneunnoticedbythecrowd

    ofbusypriests,andfroodarkretreat

    chedtheyoungsatesbring

    thefirstlingoftheirlittleflodtheshyshepherdfling

    thee,

    hisstuddedplewall

    toherheravenousfang

    ofthebasehosteadandfrotall;

    aheaidensgantosing,

    andtothealtareaegoodly,

    abee,

    afairclothagery

    ofhoundsinchase,ab

    drippinghoozygoldhebee

    hadceasedfrouilding,ablackskinofoil

    etforthelers,agreatboarthefierdetusked

    spoil

    stolenfrortesthatjealousid

    topleaseathena,andthedappledhide

    ofatallstageuntainglade

    hadttheshaft;aheheraldcried,

    andfrohepillaredpreebyone

    thegladgreeksplevowshad

    done.

    andtheoldpriestputoutthewaningfires

    savethatonelalessrubyglowed

    foreverinthecell,andtheshrilllyres

    cafaiheheroad

    injoyousdaheseuntryfolkdidpass,

    andhstouthandsthehegatesofpolishedbrass.

    longtihelayandhardlydaredtobreathe,

    aheceddripofspiltoutwine,

    andtherosepetalsfallingfroheh

    asthenightbreezeshroughtheshrine,

    aobeirancedswoon

    tillthroughtheopenroofabovethefullandbriingon

    floodedarblefloor,

    hisnookupleapttheventurouslad,

    andflinginghecedarcarvendoor

    beheldanaagesaffronclad

    andardforbattlethegauntgriffinglared

    frohehugehelandthelonglanceofkandruinflared

    likearedrodoffla,stonyandsteeled

    thegosleadeneyeballsrolled,

    assnakyhorrorsthroughtheshield,

    andgapedaghasthbloodlesslipsandld

    inpassio,hblindgaze

    theblinkingoaze.

    thelonelyfisherashetriedhisla

    faroutatseaoffsuniuorcast

    thefortunnies,heardabrazentra

    ofhorsesstethe

    dividethefoldedcurtainsofthenight,

    aupolepoop,andprayedinhht.

    andguiltyloversintheirvenery

    fatalittle

    ...
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