SAYIING GOODBYE TO CAMBRIDGE AGAIN

踏浪行歌

SAYIING GOODBYE TO CAMBRIDGE AGAIN Very quietly I take my leave, ! t; ?; E6 g& W' r+ dAs quietly as I came here, $ {/ v3 H# H' h4 `! w5 IQuietly I wave goodbye 8 {; R0 c( C5 k8 V% D. FTo the rosy clouds in the western sky 6 j& X) s# v7 y% [ & g9 I. `& }+ j& e# _9 R: uThe golden willows by the riverside Are young brides in the setting sun , d x& h+ R( v) y2 z3 u8 Y* zTheir reflections on the shimmering waves, 2 U3 t; K) g7 O$ T! P( N+ \always linger in the depth of my heart. the floating heart growing in the sludge Sways leisurely under the water In the gentle waves of Cambridge I would be a water plant! / w9 M1 A$ B4 h0 o3 \+ h. R that pool under the shads of elm trees, " L% g! z! C3 d0 Jholds not water but the rinbow from the sky . _' u- o, s9 o6 }; f" y: [1 Xsharttered to pices among the duckweeds is the sediment of a rainbow-like drean? 0 q/ l; E9 Q) M# J' lto seek a dream?Just to pole a boat upstream to where the green grass is move vendant or to have the boat fully loadsd with starlight ) b b8 z i! _1 g) L2 _and sing aloud in the splendour of starlight. but I cannot sing aloud ; h. k% h9 Z H7 I) `4 b, D2 S3 bquietness is my farewell music even summer insects keep silence for me ! s j6 p2 ?- g7 S7 b( Q4 Vsilent is Cambridge tonight! X$ z! |3 Z4 N* t# k7 r/ eVery quietly I take my leave, " J# }3 H1 @- @0 wAs quietly as I came here Gently I flick my sleeves Not even a wisp of cloud will I bring away. " e- m$ w+ _3 O4 K 再别康桥 轻轻的我走了 正如我轻轻的来 我轻轻的招手 作别西天的云彩 # g& l. f7 s( K7 j B+ ~" ^; \那河畔的金柳 是夕阳中的新娘 4 D* \+ ?* c! \! \- g4 ^波光里的艳影 在我心头荡漾 4 {, Q* [, i( v) U7 `. r2 g软泥上的清荇 ; b& V+ H( p( m" a% A$ ] g油油的在水底招摇 在康河的柔波里 我甘愿做一条水草 n# m! s* e: C! t0 B5 e% ^# z" J7 @ , c7 A! M& W2 Y8 _# y那榆阴下的一潭 不是清泉，是天上的虹 . g* U; B" S" C2 z7 R. a& K* s揉碎啊浮藻间 / K% h1 ]2 y9 D4 E* [" Y沉淀着彩虹似的梦 寻梦？撑一支长篙 向青草更青处漫溯 满载一船星辉 Z2 B4 t0 C& E7 n在星辉斑斓里放歌 ! }' [8 K, @. |- D0 R: {但我不能放歌 3 Y# \) _* ]' A: H0 e( B小悄悄是离别的笙萧 夏虫也为我沉默 7 i% l( B) X( W* ^& B& O4 b沉默是今晚的康桥！ 8 A$ ?& U: V7 r4 p6 U* _. N 0 Y9 R4 |& O; A8 x2 c3 w! ~我悄悄的走了 ) {. R' A) n w. s正如我悄悄的来 我挥一挥衣袖 不带走一片云彩． SAYIING GOODBYE TO CAMBRIDGE AGAIN Very quietly I take my leave, 9 Q) j- {! k& u" F9 c% A- ZAs quietly as I came here, $ g) L: q8 M& B7 q1 ~Quietly I wave goodbye ( l T3 p5 P* y+ J' PTo the rosy clouds in the western sky ) X5 }! i8 V- I SThe golden willows by the riverside ; o+ j- \% j6 K& C# s+ KAre young brides in the setting sun . J* X J0 d, B# h5 MTheir reflections on the shimmering waves, 8 u9 {: @4 ~% ^8 ^& F* o! @; ~always linger in the depth of my heart. ^. |0 Q' Y- ]. I ?* |the floating heart growing in the sludge Sways leisurely under the water ! t6 v! I$ M7 s# ?; F1 C, B2 s8 RIn the gentle waves of Cambridge I would be a water plant! : T$ Z1 U# I' t 6 M1 U2 n; v" E, Q; [' H+ \3 |that pool under the shads of elm trees, holds not water but the rinbow from the sky sharttered to pices among the duckweeds is the sediment of a rainbow-like drean? - P7 X7 H4 Z" _- @to seek a dream?Just to pole a boat upstream " j8 X. j, I5 d1 W5 ^to where the green grass is move vendant or to have the boat fully loadsd with starlight 5 E" Q3 p# n$ i3 ~, q6 }5 r/ C& p% I; mand sing aloud in the splendour of starlight. / e1 L& g0 o) t- `4 M8 h but I cannot sing aloud quietness is my farewell music . |; B& H3 ]% Zeven summer insects keep silence for me silent is Cambridge tonight! 6 v7 ~/ L7 t6 h; y+ e8 \Very quietly I take my leave, As quietly as I came here $ {% i# J4 X4 u# uGently I flick my sleeves Not even a wisp of cloud will I bring away. / g/ V5 @" {4 L1 u! B 再别康桥 轻轻的我走了 & l, a# E' \% w; `. t0 e正如我轻轻的来 我轻轻的招手 4 y: W, ], M, S9 n作别西天的云彩 % B6 y$ l' h* C" {+ \那河畔的金柳 是夕阳中的新娘 波光里的艳影 在我心头荡漾 软泥上的清荇 油油的在水底招摇 在康河的柔波里 % e) T o4 g# `: B我甘愿做一条水草 那榆阴下的一潭 % J( |- N6 o% ?- a* y不是清泉，是天上的虹 揉碎啊浮藻间 4 l" _' _1 Z( ?沉淀着彩虹似的梦 / } U% C8 u, }. E 寻梦？撑一支长篙 向青草更青处漫溯 / H. Y, }6 ^2 \满载一船星辉 在星辉斑斓里放歌 但我不能放歌 小悄悄是离别的笙萧 夏虫也为我沉默 ! p" |% b0 C9 e0 c- K, P5 J沉默是今晚的康桥！ 我悄悄的走了 - f: Y4 B# V& h7 }3 q1 P+ w正如我悄悄的来 . C& d& W. C8 M# f7 L3 y' B. o我挥一挥衣袖 不带走一片云彩．