Selected Sonnets of Shakespeare 1 From the most beautiful creation, we are eager to increase,
We hope that the good life will continue to multiply,
So beautiful roses may never die,
Only in this way, the beautiful rose will not fade,
But as time goes by,
Since all mature things will inevitably die,
His gentle heirs may remember him;
Beautiful children should inherit the fragrance:
But you shrink to your bright eyes,
But you married your bright eyes,
Light your flame with rich fuel,
Burn yourself as firewood, burn the brilliance in your eyes,
Create famine in rich places,
This led to famine in the harvesting area,
You are your enemy and you are too cruel to your sweet self.
You are fighting against yourself and teaching yourself to suffer.
You are the fresh ornament of the world now,
Now you are a bright treasure in the world,
And the only messenger of gaudy spring,
Only you can open the way for the splendid spring,
Buried in your own bud is your content,
But you buried yourself in your own bud,
Gentle villain, wasted in meanness.
Gentle monster, wasting everything with meanness.
Pity the world, or this greedy man,
Have pity on the world, it deserves it.
In the name of you and the grave, eat what the world deserves.
Don't let you and the grave devour everything!
Shakespeare' s Sonnets: When forty winters will besiege Sparrow,
Forty winters will surround you, your eminence,
Dig a deep ditch in your beautiful field,
Will dig shallow ditches and deep ditches in your beautiful fields,
Your youthful pride uniform is staring so hard now,
How many people fell in love with your robe of youth?
Will be a crumbling grass;
It will become a pile of garbage and worthless.
And then asked where all your beauty is,
At this time, some people will ask: Your beauty
Where all your youthful wealth,
Where is your youthful baby now?
Say in your sunken eyes,
The answer is: in your sunken eyes,
It is a pervasive shame and meaningless praise.
Only the shame of greed, wasted praise.
How much praise is worthy of your beautiful use,
If the answer is:? My beautiful child.
If you can answer, "My beautiful child.
Will it end me, and I can pay the bill when I am old?
Will sum up my count and make my old excuses? "
So that future generations can inherit beauty,
Prove his beauty by inheriting yours.
Then your flexible use of beauty deserves great praise!
This is new when you are old,
When you get old, your beauty should be renewed.
Look at your warm blood when you feel cold.
Your blood used to be cold, so it should be warmed again.
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Selected works of Shakespeare's sonnets;
1. Shakespeare's classic sonnets
2. Appreciation of Shakespeare's classic sonnets
3. Appreciation of Shakespeare's classic sonnets
4. Shakespeare's famous sonnets
5. Appreciation of Shakespeare's classic sonnets
6. Translation of Shakespeare's classic sonnets