Shanglaiti # 130 Sonnet #130 English Shakespeare

My mistress's eyes are nothing like the sun;

Coral is far redder than her lips;

If snow is white, why are her breasts dark brown?

If the hair is wires, black wires grow on her head.

I have seen red and white roses,

But I can't see such roses on her cheeks;

There is more happiness in some perfumes.

It smells worse than my mistress.

I like listening to her, but I know

Music has a more pleasant sound;

I admit that I have never seen the goddess leave;

My mistress, when she walks, steps on the ground:

However, for heaven's sake, I think my love is rare

She covered it up with false comparisons.

My lover's eyes are nothing like the sun;

Red coral is brighter than her lips;

If the snow is white, her breasts are dull;

If her hair is soft, black hair will grow on her head.

I have seen red and white roses;

But I have never seen such roses on her face;

Some perfumes make people linger,

But my beauty's breath is not as rich and fragrant as this.

I like talking to her, but I also know her voice.

Far less beautiful than music;

I admit that I've never seen any heavenly girl come down to earth,

But when my beauty arrived late, I stopped and looked:

However, for God's sake, my love is rare in the world.

More than those who are charming.