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名人诗歌|Helen of Troy And Other Poems (16)

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The Wanderer

I saw the sunset-colored sands,The Nile like flowing fire between,Where Rameses stares forth1 serene2, And Ammon's heavy temple stands.

I saw the rocks where long ago,Above the sea that cries and breaks,Bright Perseus with Medusa's snakes Set free the maiden3 white like snow.

And many skies have covered me,And many winds have blown me forth,And I have loved the green bright north, And I have loved the cold sweet sea.

But what to me are north and south,And what the lure4 of many lands,Since you have leaned to catch my hands And lay a kiss upon my mouth.


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