格奥尔格·特拉克尔 Kaspar Hauser's Song 编辑历史
- 3周前 照朗 更改了
- 3周前 照朗 更改了译者 [
⟹ Susan Swanson , Thomas Ringmayr ]Susan Swanson - 3周前 照朗 更改了诗歌正文
旧版本 新版本 1 He truly loved thepurplesun,descending fromthe hills,1 Truly he loved the sun that climbed crimson down the hill, 2 The waysthroughthewoods, the singing blackbird2 The paths of the forest, the singing blackbird 3 And the joy sof green.3 And the joy of green. 4 4 5 Sombre was hisdwelling in the shadowsof the tree5 Earnest was his living in the shade of the tree 6 And his face undefiled.6 And pure his face. 7 God , a tender flame,spoke to his heart:7 God spoke a gentle flame into his heart: 8 O h son ofman!8 O man! 9 9 10 Silently his stepturnedtothecityin the evening;10 Quietly his footstep found the town in the evening; 11 Amysteriouscomplaint fell fromhislips:11 The dark lament of his mouth: 12 “Ishallbecome a horseman.”12 I want to be a horseman. 13 13 14 But bush and beast did follow his ways14 But he was followed by bush and animal, 15 To the pale people’s house and gardenatdusk,15 House and twilit garden of white men 16 And his murderer s ought afterhim.16 And his murderer was seeking him out. 17 17 18 Spring and summer and – oh so beautiful – the fall 18 Spring and summer and already the autumn 19 Of the righteous. His silent steps 19 Of the righteous one, his quiet footstep 20 Passed by the dark rooms of the dreamers. 20 Past the dark rooms of dreamers. 21 At night he remained alone with his star; 21 22 22 Atnightheand hisstar dwelled alone.23 Saw snow falling in bare branches 23 Hesawthesnowfallonbarebranches24 And in the darkening hallway his murderer’s shadow. 24 And in the murky doorway the assassin’s shadow.25 25 Silvernsank the unborne’s head.26 In silver sank the head of the unborn. 题记 [⟹ For Bessie Loos ]译者 [⟹ Susan Swanson ]原作/译作 [原作⟹ 译作 ] - 4年前 王负剑 添加了初始版本