gedwiththymystige,amyblood

Glowwiththeglowthatslowlycrimson''''dall

Insilehenbeforethineanswergiven

Andshakethedarknessfromtheirloosen''''dmanes,

OfApril,andcouldhearthelipsthatkiss''''d

WhisperingIkwhatofwilda,

Howmynaturelongermixwiththine?

Ayme!ayme!withwhatanotherheart

Yetholdmenotforeverinthi:

Withkissesbalmierthanhalf-openingbuds

WhileIlionlikeamistroseintotowers.

vethee,yearningforthyyoke,arise,

Thedimcurlskiosunnyrings;

Uponthyglimmeringthresholds,wheeam

Whywiltthoueverscaremewiththytears,

Mouth,forehead,eyelids,growingdewy-warm

Thypresehyportals,whileIy,

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''''TheGodsthemselvesotrecalltheirgifts.''''

Floatsupfromthosedimfieldsaboutthehomes

Departest,andthytearsareonmycheek.

Releaseme,aoremetotheground;

Coldlythyrosyshadowsbatheme,cold

Iearthihfettheseemptycourts,

Thelucidoutlinefroundthee;saw

丁尼生这首诗是讲特洛伊王Tithonus寻求永生，黎明nV神Aurora应他许诺的Ai情故事。

Indaysfar-off,andwithwhatothereyes

Ofhappymenthathavethepowertodie,

Aurningonthysilverwheels.

但是在最初的希腊神话里，众神之王宙斯许诺Tithonus永生，却没有停止他的衰老，最后他变成了一只蝉，Aurora把他关在一个蝉笼里，他们无法也无法相Ai，这才是现实啊。

Thouwiltrehybeautymornbymorn;

LikethatstrangesongIheardApollosing,

Thouse?stallthings,thouwiltseemygrave:

很好吧？诗人笔下的Ai情是happyending。

Ahetwilightintofkesoffire.

Lo!everthusthougrowestbeautiful

Andgrassybarrowsofthehappierdead.

Andmakemetremblelestasayi,

Iusedtowatch—ifIbehethatwatch''''d—

Areallthylights,andywrinkledfeet

Indaysfar-off,onthatdarkearth,betrue?