Love Poems by Coleridge, an English Poet

Song-her view of the outside world is unfair.

Song-her appearance is not beautiful.

Hartley Coleridge (1796- 1849)

Hartley Coleridge

Her view of the outside world is unfair.

Like many teenage girls,

I never knew she was cute.

Until she smiled at me;

Ah, then I saw her eyes were bright,

Well of love, spring of light!

Her appearance is not beautiful,

Not as charming as many girls,

Until she smiled at me,

I just realized her beauty.

Ah, seeing her bright eyes,

The fountain of love, the light of spring!

But now she looks shy and cold,

They never answer my questions,

However, I no longer look.

Love in her eyes:

Her frown is even more beautiful.

Smile more than other girls.

Now she looks shy and cold,

I'm at a loss for indifference,

However, I still see from her eyes,

The light of love shines:

Although she is wrinkled and wrinkled,

It also eclipsed the smile of this group.

Translated on March 2065438+00 12.

Translation: Jia

Song-she has no beautiful appearance.

She really doesn't have a beautiful appearance,

Not many girls are handsome,

Until she smiled at me,

I only know her kindness;

Ah, I saw her bright eyes,

That is the fountain of love, the source of light!

Now she looks shy and cold,

Always indifferent to my enthusiasm,

Although I can still see it in her eyes,

The light of love shines:

Even a frowning face,

It is also far more beautiful than the smile of a group.

-Excerpted from Sina blog.