经典英文诗歌美文大全

1、经典英文诗歌美文大全经典英文诗歌美文5首1 he that loves a rosy cheek he that loves a rosy cheek or a coral lip admires, or from star-like eyes doth seek fuel to maintain his fires; as old time makes these decay, so his flames must waste away. but a smooth and steadfast mind, gentle thoughts, and calm desires, hearts wi

2、th equal love combined, kindle never-dying fires：- where these are not, i despise lovely cheeks or lips or eyes. 经典英文诗歌美文5首2 angels are always there surrounding you are angels, they are there to guide your path, if weakness overcomes you, theyll give you strength if you will ask. they are your prote

3、ction when life seems too hard to bear, and though you feel alone at times, the angels . they are there. their faces may be hidden and their voices you might not hear, but they are always with you, through your laughter or your tears. theyll walk along beside you, theyll guide your steps along the w

4、ay, theyll comfort you and hold you, protect you night and day. theyll hold to your hand tightly, theyll not ever let it go, and theyll gently lead you forward, taking each step very slow. for even as you slumber, they watch closely over you; they are there beside you in each and every thing you do.

5、 when life is overwhelming, and your spirit has grown tired, know theyll be there for you, to uplift and to inspire. and when youre torn and lonely, and you see no hope ahead, know that they will nourish you, your spirit will be fed. and if there comes a time in life that your heart has been broken,

6、 hear the words, im here, my child, and know your angel has spoken. for even in the darkest hour, when all of hope seems gone, theyll give you strength to live your life, and desire to go on. and if your faith in heaven, should ever fade away, theyll help renew your spirit, and help you find your wa

7、y. even though youre ever filled with doubt, about the life you live, know that they are there to give you all that they can give. for you see, the father sent them, because to him, you mean so much, that he sent them just for you, my friend, and your life, they will touch. they will always be here,

8、 they will never leave your side; and upon their strength and guidance, you always may rely. take comfort in their guidance, draw strength from up above, and know that their sweet presence, is gods precious gift of love. 经典英文诗歌美文5首3 the white birds would that we were，my beloved，white birds on the fo

9、am of the sea! we tire of the flame of the meteor，before it can fade and flee; and the flame of the blue star of twilight，hung low on the rim of thesky， has awakened in our hearts，my beloved，a sadness that may not die. a weariness comes from those dreamers，dew-dabbled，the lily and rose; ah，dream not

10、 of them，my beloved，the flame of the meteor that goes， or the flame of the blue star that lingers hung low in the fall of thedew： for i would we were changed to white birds on the wandering foam：i andyou! i am haunted by numberless islands，and many a danaan shore， where time would surely forget us，a

11、nd sorrow come near us no more; soon far from the rose and the lily，and fret of the flames would we be， were we only white birds，my beloved，buoyed out on the foam of the sea! 经典英文诗歌美文5首4 the resolute courtier prithee, say aye or no; if thoult not have me, tell me so; i cannot stay, nor will i wait u

12、pon a smile or frown. if thou wilt have me, say; then i am thine, or else i am mine own. be white or black; i hate dependence on a checkered fate; let go, or hold; come, either kiss or not： now to be hot, and then again as cold, is a fantastic fever you have got. a tedious woo is base, and worse by

13、far than a long grace： for whilst we stay, our lingering spoils the roast, or stomachs lost; nor can, nor will i stay; for if i sup not quickly, i will fast. whilst we are fresh and stout and vigorous, let us to t; alas, what good from wrinkled man appears, gelded with years, when his thin wheyish blood is far less comfortable than his tears? 经典英文诗歌美文5首5 i loved you alexander pushkin i loved you; and perhaps i love you still, the flame, perhaps, is not extinguished; yet it burns so quietly within my soul, no longer should you feel distressed by it. sile