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Smiles and Tears
快樂天使←☆ 發(fā)表于: 2007-5-05 18:38 來源: 河北電視臺(tái)網(wǎng)上社區(qū)
把愛寄給我
這是一位即將退役的海軍寫給新婚妻子的書信。讀罷，不禁想起了林覺民的《與妻書》，“窗外疏梅篩月影，依稀掩映，吾與汝并肩攜手，低低切切，何事不語(yǔ)，何情不訴！……”兩封“與妻書”，一種一外，一古一今，同中有異。新婚燕爾，分割兩地，借信箋傳情，字里行間無(wú)不流露出濃情蜜意，這是兩者的共同點(diǎn)。但由于所處時(shí)代以及環(huán)境等種種不同，兩者有各有特色：海軍的“與妻書”通過一系列的排比句細(xì)說深情和思念，將愛情的甜蜜和生活得幸福烘托得恰到好處；而林覺民的《與妻書》，確切說是“與妻決別書”，卻是一字一血淚，一語(yǔ)一悲慟！
My Love,
You've asked what you can send me while I'm on the cruise;those tings which I want but cannot get was fairly easy to write.I suspect that it won't be so easy to fill the order.
Please send me autumn.Fill a box with that special chill the evenings get that forebodes the cold of winter,that Jack Forst nip.Add the colors of fall:the yellows, reds and browns of leaves whose cycle of life has ended.Send me the sound the make as you shuffle through ankle-deep blankets of them scattered across the yard.Be sure to wrap some of the fragrant smoke which spirals up from the pile as the burn.Package with it the yellow harvest moon caughe in the naked branches of a tree which has begun its winter sleep.
Later you can send me winter.Send me the firs heavy snowfall;that mute,magical silence which comes down across the land with the fat flakes that pile up quickly.Don't forget the taste of snow caught in your hair like jewels.Send me a blanket of white under a full moon,when the land seems to glow.Send me a snowman,or even better a snow family with a snow-saddy,snowmommy and little snow children with button eyes,sticks for arms and carrots for noses.Send me an evening in front of a fireplace with hopes and dreams in the flames.Send me some of your warmth, as we snuggle beneath the covers on a cole December night.Icicles,too;long sturdy ones an thin delicate ones.
The holidays,too,I'll want those.Send me Halloween with the little witches,ghosts,cowboys and pirates.Carefully wrap for me the shy voices which whisper "trick or treat"from the little fairies joining in the ritual for the first time.Package them carefully with the louder,bolder cries of the more experenced trolls and Indians hidden safely behind disguises they are sure could fool even their funny or horrifying jack-o-lantern grins and snarls.Capture for me some of the more grown-up magic that comes later that one night a year near the witching hour,when after the little ones are tucked in their beds and the house is quiet except maybe for a branch against the window and even grow-ups get an uneasy feeling that perhaps there are haunts and goblins about in the night.
Save for me the smells of roast turkey and dressing,homemade breads and pies.Send me the smells of Thanksgiving,as the food is cooked all day and the table is piled higher and higher. Send me that quiet sense of pride and accomplishment that rests briefly between setting the table and the feasting frenzy.
Send me a Christmas tree.Not just any tree;a fresh cut tree felled by small hands assisted by mom and dad.Send it to me with its fresh cut smell,some lights and sparkles all draped in tinsel carelessly tossed here and there as the young try to out do each other.Send me a glass of eggnog, ever so gently spicked.Take your sips first,and leave the prints from your lips there on the glass for me to see and taste.Send me that sleepless anticipation of the night before Christmas,when little angels are trying so hard to go to sleep,knowing in their hearts that Santa won't come until the sleep.Share with me a glass of milk and a couple of chocolate chip cookies as we help preserve the fleeting illusions of childhood.Send me the excited shouts as little ones get their first glimpse of the piles of gifts left by St.Nick. Send the crinkle and tear of wrapping paper and the oohs and aahs that punciuate each gift as it is exposed and shown around.Send me the hugs as everyone opens the gifts that were "just what I wanted!"
For the last day of the year,send me a quiet evening spent with you as we look forward to another year together,and marvel at all we survived the year before.
Space out the packages,but send me all the changes of season,all the day-to-day worries and joys,all the holidays that I'll miss as I sit halfway around the world from you.Most of all,send me your smiles and tears.
Most of all,send me your love.
God Bless...
cruise[kru:z]n. (軍艦等）巡邏，巡航
forebode[fc:bEud]v.預(yù)示，預(yù)兆
Jack Forst <擬人語(yǔ)>霜神，嚴(yán)寒
nip[nip]n.刺骨的寒氣
shuffle['SVfl]v.拖著（腳）走
blanket['blaegkit]n.厚的覆蓋物
spiral['spaiErEl]v.盤旋上升
harvest moon 秋分后的滿月
mute[mju:t]adj.無(wú)言的，沉默的
flake[fleik]n.薄片，雪片
pile up 堆積，積壓
snuggle['snVgl]v.偎依，緊靠
icicle['aisikl]n.冰柱，垂冰
sturdy['stE:di]adj.堅(jiān)固的
delicate['delikEt]adj.易破碎的，纖細(xì)的
pirate['paiErit]n.掠奪者，海盜
trick or treat 不請(qǐng)吃就搗亂，西方萬(wàn)圣節(jié)的一項(xiàng)有趣活動(dòng)。
Let’s Celebrate the Strangest Festivals on Earth
盡興狂歡——世界上最奇特節(jié)日
It’s a freezing cold winter’s day, but that’s not stopping 10,000 men in the northern Japanese city of Konomiya from stripping[剝?nèi) down to nothing but a loincloth[纏腰布]. With the snow flying, these adventurers – with their extremities[四肢] turning blue – run all over town on a very specific mission: to find the one completely naked man among them. In fact, this is a ritual[典禮，儀式] repeated all over Japan, and always on one of the coldest days of the year. Why? Because if they find the naked man fast enough, they believe it will bring 12 months of good luck.
Welcome to the wacky world of cultural festivals, which are as integral[完整的] to society as laws and taxes. Festivals and holidays, of course, break up the normal routine[常規(guī)] of everyday life, create reasons for parades[游行，行進(jìn)], allow for exchanging of presents, and provide excuses for large meals. But most important, they allow people to celebrate a significant aspect of their culture – whatever it might be.
雖然是在寒冷的冬天，但這阻止不了日本北部（愛知縣）國(guó)府宮的一萬(wàn)名男子脫得只剩下一條纏腰帶。
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書名：李陽(yáng)瘋狂英語(yǔ)（第1輯）
作者：李陽(yáng) 編
豆瓣評(píng)分：8.2
出版社：廣東語(yǔ)言
出版年份：2003-10
頁(yè)數(shù)：154
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