To those divine accords — and here
We dwell in Alpine1 snows and suns,
A motley crew, for half the year:
A motley crew, we dwell to taste —
A shivering band in hope and fear —
That sun upon the snowy waste,
That Alpine ether cold and clear.
Up from the laboured plains, and up
From low sea-levels, we arise
To drink of that diviner cup
The rarer air, the clearer skies;
For, as the great, old, godly King
From mankind’s turbid2 valley cries,
So all we mountain-lovers sing:
I to the hills will lift mine eyes.
The bells that ring, the peaks that climb,
The frozen snow’s unbroken curd3
Might yet revindicate in rhyme
The pauseless stream, the absent bird.
In vain — for to the deeps of life
You, lady, you my heart have stirred;
And since you say you love my life,
Be sure I love you for the word.
Of kindness, here I nothing say —
Such loveless kindnesses there are
In that grimacing4, common way,
That old, unhonoured social war.
Love but my dog and love my love,
Adore with me a common star —
I value not the rest above
The ashes of a bad cigar.
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1 alpine | |
adj.高山的;n.高山植物 | |
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2 turbid | |
adj.混浊的,泥水的,浓的 | |
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3 curd | |
n.凝乳;凝乳状物 | |
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4 grimacing | |
v.扮鬼相,做鬼脸( grimace的现在分词 ) | |
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