Shakespeare's classic English poems 1
Shakespeare's Sonnets 18
Do you want me to cut you off for a summer?
Can I compare you to summer?
You are more lovely and gentle.
You are gentler and cuter;
The wind shook the lovely buds of May,
Strong winds will blow down the beautiful flowers that bloom in May,
The lease in summer is too short;
Life in summer may end too soon;
Sometimes the eyes of heaven are too hot,
Sometimes the giant eyes of heaven shine too hot,
His gold ornaments are often dull;
His golden face will be blackened;
Every good thing will decline,
Everything is beautiful, and it will always fade away.
Accidental or natural process of change, untrimmed:
Destroyed by chance or natural metabolism;
But your eternal summer will not die,
But your eternal summer will never wither,
Nor will you lose the beauty you have;
You will never lose your beautiful manners;
Death will not boast that you wander in his shadow.
Death cannot boast that you wander in his shadow,
When you grow up in eternal time.
You will be with time in immortal poems;
As long as human beings can breathe and see,
As long as humans are breathing and seeing,
This is eternal, which gives you life.
My poem is alive, let your life continue.
Shakespeare's classic English poems II
Excerpt from Shakespeare's Sonnets * * * Sonnets 1
Shakespeare
From the most beautiful creatures, we are eager to increase,
So beautiful roses may never die,
But as time goes by,
His gentle heirs may remember him;
But you, your own bright eyes,
Light your flame with rich fuel,
Create famine in rich places,
You are your enemy and you are too cruel to your sweet self.
Although it is now a fresh ornament in the world.
And the only messenger of gaudy spring,
Your content is buried in your own bud.
Gentle villain, wasted in meanness.
Pity the world, or this greedy man,
In the name of you and the grave, eat what the world deserves.
We need a lot of natural beauties,
Let the beautiful roses never fade,
But the blooming flowers should be carved in time,
You should give your memory to a fragile heir;
But you, only with your bright eyes,
Feed yourself as fuel for the flame in your eyes,
It's too hard to fight against yourself,
Turn fertile land into barren land.
You are now a fresh ornament on the earth,
It is also the only striker in Jinxiu Yangchun.
Why bury Fuyuan in the bud,
Gentle bitch, stingy, but save it?
Have pity on the world, otherwise, greedy husband,
Swallow a part of the world from you and the grave.
Shakespeare's classic English poems 3
William shakespeare's Great Monologue
Romeo and Juliet: Act V, Scene III
Romeo: My love! My wife!
Death, sucking up the honey you breathe,
It has no influence on your beauty yet.
You have not been conquered. Is the beautiful flag still there?
Your lips and cheeks are flushed,
The pale flag of death did not advance there.
Dear Juliet:
Why are you still so beautiful? Should I believe it?
Invisible death is sentimental,
Let you be his lover in the dark?
Here you are. Ah, I'm going to sleep here
And get rid of the shackles of the star of doom
From this world-weary body.
Eyes, look at you for the last time!
Arms, one last hug! Lips, oh, you
The door of breathing is sealed with the kiss of justice.
Endless deals with fascinating deaths!
Romeo and Juliet: Act V, Scene III
Romeo: My love! My wife!
Although death sucks up your sweet breath,
But no power can destroy your beauty.
You have not been conquered, and the beautiful red flag is still there.
Brush your lips and cheeks,
The white flag of death was not inserted there.
Dear Juliet:
Why are you still so beautiful? Do you want me to believe that?
Invisible death has many feelings,
Hide you in this dark hole and be his mistress?
Here, ah, I will rest here forever.
From my body that hates life
Get rid of the slavery of bad luck.
Eyes, take one last look!
Arms, last hug! Lips!
Breathing door, with a legal kiss.
Make a permanent contract with greedy death!