evenstar 10 發表於 April 14, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 14, 2007 This is a photograph of me by Margaret AtwoodIt was taken some time ago.At first it seems to bea smearedprint: blurred lines and grey flecksblended with the paper;then, as you scanit, you see in the left-hand cornera thing that is like a branch: part of a tree(balsam or spruce) emergingand, to the right, halfway upwhat ought to be a gentleslope, a small frame house.In the background there is a lake,and beyond that, some low hills.(The photograph was takenthe day after I drowned.I am in the lake, in the centerof the picture, just under the surface.It is difficult to say whereprecisely, or to sayhow large or small I am:the effect of wateron light is a distortionbut if you look long enough,eventuallyyou will be able to see me.)----------------------------------------------Well, I was reading this poem and at first I thought, "this is a cute little poem!" And then, at line 15, I was totally freaked out.....So, this is my first experience of that "chill running up and down the spine." 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
MikiRei 10 發表於 April 14, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 14, 2007 Awesome!! LOVE Margaret Atwood. 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
訪客 發表於 April 14, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 14, 2007 My English isn't good enough to understand why is this a poem but not an article... 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
YuSuKe 10 發表於 April 14, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 14, 2007 Its cold and slightly sad, I love it, too. 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
MikiRei 10 發表於 April 15, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 15, 2007 My English isn't good enough to understand why is this a poem but not an article...It's a poem because there's phrasing (I think....urgh - thinking in musical terms now ><)In fact, it's quite an interesting poem. It's written in an informal way. It's not your traditional poem structure. More of a contemporary poem I guess :pIts cold and slight sad,Did you mean "slightly sad"? 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
YuSuKe 10 發表於 April 15, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 15, 2007 Did you mean "slightly sad"?Thank you. XD 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
berry 10 發表於 April 15, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 15, 2007 I LOVE THIS ONE You have to be always drunk. That is all there is to it-- it's the only way. So as not to feel the horrible burden of time that breaks your back and bends you to the earth, you have to be continually drunk. But on what? Wine, poetry or virtue, as you wish. But be drunk. And if sometimes, on the steps of a palace or the green grass of a ditch, in the mournful solitude of your room, you wake again, drunkeness already diminishing or gone, ask the wind, the wave, the star, the bird, the clock, everything that is flying, everything that is groaning, everything that is speaking......ask what time it is and wind, wave, star, bird, clock will answer you: "It is time to be drunk! So as not to be the martyred slaves of time, be drunk, be continually drunk! On wine,on poetry or on virtue as you wish." ----Charles Baudelaire---------------------------------I know i am drunk, and then i came across this one several days ago : ) I am a drunk drunk drunkard whose mind is always spinning. Everything is an alcohol to me, fortunately. But, is getting drunk a gladness or an escape? Or we drunkards choose to eacape to the paradise? If so, we are the refugees under the gray realistic sky....... Are we walking to an illusion ir a reality? Not hearing the engines on the roads cry; we decide not to touch the sorrow and burden. People who really live under the grey sky, who are really trapped by the wires, call us wonderland-wanderer, or poets. We get these names representing that we are not belong to here, at least not this era or space. We drink, drunk, dance,drink, drunk, dance,drink, drunk, dance....... The world is revolving; everyone is sick, and earth is a big hospital. Poets are drunkards, their livers are dirty. Others get biopolar disorder, or somewhat disease called " torpor". Since Pandora opened the box, earth have become a hospital, an infected hospital...... posting this here challenges my shyness > < 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
MikiRei 10 發表於 April 17, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 17, 2007 Poets are drunkards - no kidding :p 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
evadne 11 發表於 April 20, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 20, 2007 Poets are drunkards - no kidding :psituation a: drunkard that stinks.situation b: drunkard that enchants. 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
berry 10 發表於 April 22, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 22, 2007 situation a: drunkard that stinks. >>decadencesituation b: drunkard that enchants. >>solitary *nodd 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
TC 10 發表於 April 28, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 28, 2007 aw we read that poem in grade 10there's alway poetry in every eng classbut I still don't get it=_= 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
phoenix_of_flame 10 發表於 May 12, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 12, 2007 ...yeah..i see what u mean 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
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