英语诗：Beautiful Words In The World

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篇1：英语谐趣诗精选56首

LIGHT VERSE

1.WASTE

Harry Graham

I had written to Aunt Maud,

Who was on a trip abroad,

When I heard she’d died of cramp

Just too late to save the stamp.

2.THE PERFECT RREACTIONARY

Hughes Mearns

As I was sitting in my chair

I knew the bottom wasn’t there,

Nor legs nor back, but I just sat,

Ignoring little things like that.

3.THE HAPPY BOUNDING FLEA

Roland Young

And here’s the happy bounding flea---

You cannot tell the he from she.

The sexes look alike, you see,

But she can tell, and so can he!

4.MY FACE

Anthony Euwer

As a beauty I’m a great star,

There are others more handsome, by far,

But my face---I don’t mind it

For I am behind it,

It’s the people in front get the jar!

5.ROOD

Anonymous

There was a young lady named Rood,

Who was such an absolute prude

That she pulled down the blind

When changing her mind,

Lest curious eyes should intrude.

6.POWER TO THE PEOPLE

Howard Nemerov

Why are the stamps adorned with kings and presidents?

That we may lick their hinder parts and thump their heads.

7.FATIGUE

Hilaire Belloc

I’m tired of LOVE: I’m still more tired of RHYME.

But MONEY gives me pleasure all the time.

8.LETTERS

Anonymous

Lives of great men all remind us

As their pages o’er we turn,

That we’re apt to leave behind us

Letters that we ought to burn.

9.I SAW A MAN PURSING

Stephen Crane

I saw a man pursuing the horizon;

Round and round they sped.

I was disturbed at this;

I accosted the man.

“It is futile,” I said,

“You can never---“

“You lie,” he cried,

And ran on.

10.IANTHE

W. S. Lander

From you, Ianthe, little troubles pass

Like little ripples down a sunny river;

Your pleasures spring like daisies in the grass,

Cut down, and up again as blithe as ever.

11.THE SPUR

W. B. Yeats

You think it horrible that lust and rage

Should dance attention upon my old age;

They were not such a plague when I was young;

What else have I to spur me into song?

12.OLD MAN FROM PERU

Anonymous

There was an old man from Peru

Who dreamed he was eating his shoe.

He woke in a fright

In the middle of the night

And found it was perfectly true.

13.THE OPTIMIST

D. H. Lawrence

The optimist builds himself safe inside a cell

And paints the inside walls sky-blue

And blocks up the door

And says he’s in heaven.

14.A CHRISTIAN

Thomas Russell Ybarra

A Christian is a man who feels

Repentance on a Sunday

For what he did on Saturday

And is going to do on Monday.

15.AN EPICURE

Anonymous

An epicure, dining at Crewe,

Found quite a large mouse in his stew.

Said the waiter, “Don’t shout,

And wave it about,

Or the rest will be wanting one, too!”

16.THE SWAN-SONG

S.T. Coleridge

Swans sing before they die---‘twere no bad thing

Should certain persons die before they sing.

17.PESSIMIST AND OPTIMIST

F. Langbridge

Two men look out through the same bars:

One sees the mud, and one the stars.

18.CATCH

Langston Hughes

Big boy came

Carrying a mermaid

On his shoulders

And the merdaid

Had her tail

Curled

Beneath his arm.

Being a fisher boy,

He’d found a fish

To caryy---

Half fish,

Half girl

To marry.

19.WISHES

Anonymous

If wishes were horses,

Beggars would ride;

If turnips were watches,

I would wear one by my side.

20.HAIR

Samuel Hoffenstein

Babies haven’t any hair;

Old men’s heads are just as bare;---

Between the cradle and the grave

Lies a haircut and a shave.

21.NEEDLES AND PINS

Anonymous

Needles and pins, needles and pins,

When you get married your trouble begins.

22.I MAY, I MIGHT, I MUST

Marianne Moore

If you will tell me why the fen

Appears impassable, I then

Will tell you why I think that I

Can get across it if I try.

23.MY SOUL

Anonymous

Now I lay me down to sleep,

I pray the Lord my soul to keep;

And if I die before I wake,

I pray the Lord my soul to take.

24.MISCONCEPTIONS

Robert Browning

This is a spray the Bird clung to,

Making it blossom with pleasure,

Ere the high tree-top she sprung to,

Fit for her nest and her treasure.

Oh, what a hope beyond measure

Was the poor spray’s, which the flying feet hung to, ---

So to be singled out, built in, and sung to!

25.AGAIN! AGAIN!

Stanley Kunitz

Love knocked again at my door:

I tossed her a bucket of bones.

From each bone springs a soldier

Who shoots me as stranger.

26.A FLASH

Anonymous

Here lies a man who was killed by lightning;

He died when his prospects seemed to be brightening,

He might have cut a flash in this world of trouble,

But a flash cut him, and he lies in the stubble.

27.TARTS

D. H. Lawrence

I suppose tarts are called tarts because they ‘re tart,

Meaning sour, make you pull a long face after.

And I suppose most girls are a bit tarty to-day,

So that’s why so many young men have long faces.

28. A QUESTION MY ASKED ME

Nancy Willard

Who tied my navel? Did Goad tie it?

God made the thread: O man, live forever!

Man made the knot: enough is enough.

29.DEVOTION

Robert Frost

The heart can think of no devotion

Greater than being shore to the ocean---

Holding the curve of one position,

Counting an endless repetition.

30.FAULTS

Sara Teasdale

They came to tell your faults to me,

They named them one by one;

I laughed aloud when they were done,

I knew them all so well before;---

Oh, they were blind, too blind to see

Your faults had made me love you more.

31.AN EPITAPH

Walter de la Mare

Here lies a most beautiful lady;

Light of step and heart was she;

I think she was the most beautiful lady

That ever was in the West Country.

But beauty vanishes; beauty passes; However rare---rare it be;

And when I crumble, who will remember

This lady of the West country.

32.ON GUT

Ben Jonson

Gut eats all day and leaders all the night,

So all his meat he tasteth over twice;

And, striving so to double his delight,

He makes himself a thoroughfare of vice.

Thus, in his belly, can he change a sin,

Lust it comes out, that gluttony went in.

33.NOT JUST FOR THE RIDE

Anonymous

There was a young lady of Niger

Who smiled as she rode on a tiger:

They came back from the ride

With the lady inside

And the smile on the face of the tiger.

34.BE OFF

Stevie Smith

I’m sorry to say my dear wife is a dreamer,

And as she dreams she gets paler and leaner.

“Then be off to your Dream, with his fly-away hat,

I’ll stay with the girls who are happy and fat.”

35.THERE WAS A YOUNG LADY OF KENT

Anonymous

There was a young lady of Kent,

Who said that she knew what it meant

When men asked her to dine,

And served cocktails and wine;

She knew, oh she knew!---but she went!

36.ON AN INFANT EIGHT MONTHS OLD

Anonymous

Since I have been so quickly done for,

I wonder what I was begun for.

37.THE FLY

Ogden Nash

The Lord in His wisdom made the fly

And then forgot to tell us why.

38.A PROMISE MADE

Anonymous

A promise made

Is a debt unpaid.

39.FOR A MOUTHY WOMAN

Countee Cullen

God and the devil still are wrangling

Which should have her, which repel,

God wants no discord in his heaven;

Satan has enough in hell.

40.AN ANSWER TO THE PARSON

William Blake

“Why of the sheep do you not learn peace?”

“Because I don’t want you to shear my fleece.”

41.A BEAUTY

Anonymous

There once was a maid with such graces,

That her curves cried aloud for embraces.

“You look,” said McGee,

“Like a million to me---

Invested in all the right places!”

42.EPIGRAM

Matthew Prior

Sir, I admit your general rule,

That every poet is a fool.

But you yourself may serve to show it,

That every fool is not a poet.

43.A TUTOR AND TWO TOOTERS

Anonymous

A tutor who tooted the flute

Tried to tutor two tooter to toot.

Said the two to the tutor,

“Is it harder to toot or

To tutor two tooters to toot?”

44.A MAN SAW A BALL OF GOLD

Stephen Crane

A man saw a ball of gold in the sky;

He climbed for it,

And eventually he achieved it---

It was clay.

Now this is the strange part:

When the man went to the earth

And looked again,

Lo, there was the ball of gold.

45.THE WISE OLD OWL

Edward H. Richards

A wise old owl sat on an oak,

The more he saw the less he spoke;

The less he spoke the more he heard;

Why aren’t we like that wise old bird?

46.THE OLD MAN WITH A BEARD

Edward Lear

There was an Old Man with a beard,

Who said, “It is just as I feared!---

Two Owls and a Hen, four Larks and a Wren,

Have all built their nests in my beard!”

47.MOTHER, MAY I GO AND SWIM?

Anonymous

Mother, may I go and swim?

Yes, my darling daughter.

Hang your clothes on yonder limb,

But don’t go near the water.

48.MOTHER GOOSE’S GARLAND

Archibald MacLeish

Around, around the sun we go:

The moon goes around the earth.

We do not doe of death:

We die of vertigo.

49.NEWS ITEM

Dorothy Parker

Men seldom make passes

At girls who wear glasses.

50.AN EPITAPH

Benjamin Franklin

Here Skugg lies snug

As a bug in a rug.

51.HEAD AND HEART

C.D. B. Ellis

I put my hand upon my hear

And swore that we should never part---

I wonder what I should have said

If I had put it on my head.

52.THE DUCHESS

Anonymous

I sat next the Duchess at a tea,

It was just as I feared it would be;

Her rumblings abdominal

Were simple abominable,

And everyone thought it was me.

53.UNFORGIVABLE AND UNFORGIVEN

C.D.B. Ellis

With Peter I refuse to dine:

His jokes are older than his wine.

With Paul I have not lately dined:

My jokes were broader than his mind.

54.THE WAYFARER

Stephen Crane

The wayfarer

Perceiving the pathway to truth,

Was struck with astonishment.

It was thickly grown with weeds.

“Ha, “ he said,

“I see that none has passed here

In a long time.”

Later he saw that each weed

Was a singular knife.

“Well,” he mumbled at last,

“Doubtless there are other roads.”

55.REAL ESTATE

Anonymous

There was a young lady of Wantage,

Of whom the Town Clark took advantage.

“said the Country Surveyor,

Of course you must take her;

You’ve altered the line of her frontage.”

56.JORDAN WYATT

Anonymous

Here lies poor stingy Jordan Wyatt

Who died at noon and saved a dinner by it.

篇2：国庆节的英语诗

climb over five thousand years,

Side banner will give you the bright,

My dear motherland.

Hence,

I am not going to crawl,

Hence,

I will not be subjected to slavery,

Hence,

my monument in the new China, the

Straight into a stand of trees.

Trees,

I am just an ordinary tree.

Spray can not be turned into the new China will be singing the songs around the clock;

Clouds can not become a new China dress China and the United States movement.

I am just a normal tree,

Incoming sand standing place

With my brothers and sisters together

For my motherland green barriers erected.

I am just a normal tree,

Standing on the shore of the choppy,

With my brothers and sisters together

For my country to increase the strength of Haiphong.

I am just a normal tree,

Standing on ice and snow of the north sky,

With my brothers and sisters together

For my sculpture image of the motherland.

I am just a normal tree,

Hot side of the south,

With my brothers and sisters together For my country to open up a cool road.

I am just a normal tree, Even if I fall, Also let the speeding train, With young Chinese, To break through the fog of financial crisis, Direct access to the full glory of a new era.

篇3：国庆节的英语诗

Motherland, You come from the world,

You from the art world came in newborn To this moment,

With the name of your neighbors to lend a helping hand, You pull one,

Because you are homologous, So they are willing to pay.

So, you stand in the corner of the world.

Developing world inscribed the history of this era. In the hope of so many people, you did not let us down.

Hundreds of millions of people you let you see the pace of progress, Loess you let your ancestors saw in the efforts, and

You let people around the world to see your miracle of the East. Floods, SARS, snow, earthquake, economic crisis

These stories allow them to see, to see you the ability to deal with the situation. Spacecraft, the Three Gorges Hydropower Station,

These events allow them to see, to see your style of great power. Motherland, ah, motherland,

You use your age young cock fighting in the territory, You use your body Qiao standing on the ground in the loess

You use one of your great countries in his capacity as the forefront of the world,

Motherland,

You come from the past, Is to go into the future!

篇4：朋友的英语诗

关于朋友的英语诗

Friendship

Many people will walk in and out of your life.

But only true friends will leave footprints in your heart.

To handle yourself, use your head;

To handle others, use your heart.

Friends

Anger is only one letter short of danger

If someone betrays you once, it is his fault;

If he betrays you twice, it is your fault.

Great minds discuss ideas;

Average minds discuss events;

Small minds discuss people.

He, who loses money, loses much;

He, who loses a friend, loses much more;

He, who loses faith, loses all.

Beautiful young people are accidents of nature,

But beautiful old people are works of art.

Learn from the mistakes of others

You can't live long enough to make them all

yourself.

Friends, you and me...

You brought another friend...

And then there were 3...

We started our group...

Our circle of friends...

And like that circle...

There is no beginning or end...

Yesterday is history.

Tomorrow is mystery.

Today is a gift.

That is why it is called the present.

Show your friends how much you care...

Send this to everyone you consider a FRIEND.

If it comes back to you, then you'll know you

have a circle of friends.

When you receive this letter,

I recommend that you send it to all your friends,

including the person who sent it to you!

You don't have to send it to your friends, it's your choice.

I don't want to force you to do it, but trust me;

it's always good to tell your friends

some nice words now and then

and that you care...

篇5：英语诗There is another sky

Ever serene and fair,

And there is another sunshine,

Though it be darkness there;

Never mind faded forests, Austin,

Never mind silent fields -

Here is a little forest,

Whose leaf is ever green;

Here is a brighter garden,

Where not a frost has been;

In its unfading flowers

I hear the bright bee hum:

Prithee, my brother,

Into my garden come!

总有另一片天

晴空长宁如洗

艳阳如约而至

划开彼处幽暗

不必在枯萎的'丛林的徜徉，Austin

切勿回望沉寂的原野

此处自有从林一簇

绿叶常开不落

此处别有明净嘉园

寒雾四时无侵

在永不凋零的花间

我听见蜜蜂在欢欣呤唱

请你，我的兄弟

请来我的花园畅游