雙語 ●楊柳岸曉風殘月

寒蟬凄切，

對長亭晚，

驟雨初歇。

都門帳飲無緒，

方留戀處，

蘭舟催發(fā)。

執(zhí)手相看淚眼，

竟無語凝噎。

念去去千里煙波，

暮靄沉沉楚天闊。

多情自古傷離別，

更哪堪冷落清秋節(jié)!

今宵酒醒何處?

楊柳岸曉風殘月。

此去經(jīng)年，

應是良辰好景虛設。

便縱有千種風情，

更與何人說!

TUNE: BELLS RINGING IN THE RAIN

Cicadas chill

Drearily shrill.

We stand face to face in an evening hour

Before the pavilion, after a sudden shower.

Can we care for drinking before we part?

At the city gate

We are lingering late,

But the boat is waiting for me to depart.

Hand in hand we gaze at each other’s tearful eyes

And burst into sobs with words congealed on our lips.

I’ll go my way

Far, far away

On miles and miles of misty waves where sail ships,

And evening clouds hang low in boundless Southern skies.

Lovers would grieve at parting as of old.

How could I stand this clear autumn day so cold!

Where shall I be found at daybreak

From wine awake?

Moored by a riverbank planted with willow trees

Beneath the waning moon and in the morning breeze.

I’ll be gone for a year.

In vain would good times and fine scenes appear.

However gallant I am on my part,

To whom can I lay bare my heart?