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適合背誦的英語詩歌三篇

時間:2021-01-04 13:14:00   來源:無憂考網(wǎng)     [字體: ]
【#英語資源# #適合背誦的英語詩歌三篇#】英語詩歌對于初學(xué)者具有較大的理解和欣賞難度,但英語詩歌的學(xué)習(xí)并非無徑可循。如果了解了詩歌中的語法特點,就可以找到使學(xué)生和讀者更快速有效的理解欣賞詩歌。下面是由©無憂考網(wǎng)帶來的適合背誦的英語詩歌,歡迎閱讀!


【篇一】適合背誦的英語詩歌


  Just Look Beyond


  Just look beyond today for blessings,


  Look past the skies of somber grey,


  And look beyond the trials and heartaches


  When God will turn your night to day.


  Dear one, just trust Him in the shadow.


  He wants the very best for you.


  He'll walk beside you in the valley,


  His grace and love will see you through.


  Just look beyond today for blessings.


  In God's time He'll reveal to you


  The many joys that are awaiting,


  The joys He's chosen just for you.


  So don't give up, keep on believing -


  There's happiness ahead for you.


  Soon God will turn your trials to triumph,


  And skies again will shine bright blue.


  Beverly J. Anderson


【篇二】適合背誦的英語詩歌


  Today I Saw a Butterfly


  Today I saw a butterfly,


  as it floated in the air;


  Its wings were spread in splendor,


  Unaware that I was there.


  It was such a thing of beauty,


  It was a sight to see;


  It was the perfect masterpiece,


  Full of grace and majesty.


  I found myself thinking,


  to what can this compare?


  And then, of course, I thought of you,


  And I wished that you were there.


  God sure was extra careful,


  When He formed and fashioned you;


  You too, became a masterpiece,


  Yet God is still not through.


  He's daily making changes,


  that other folks can't see;


  You're already true perfection,


  At least you are to me.

【篇三】適合背誦的英語詩歌


  秋風(fēng)熄滅一盞燈


  Autumn Wind Blows Off A Lamp's Light


  A poem by JingQin /Tr. by Lily


  He's never cried


  And already let the dark night


  Slip off a paper white


  For many times


  The autumn wind instantly blows off


  The light of a lamp


  While my heart is still barren


  And lit with a shame


  By the name of faintness


  From those verses


  Release


  The souls of the dead


  How much flame


  A poet's body could ever have


  When burning


  It whines as Xun's wail


  Some beings


  Settle down


  In the lit starry sky


  With a smile he walks up to


  That gust of wind


  Which is going to ruin him