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第十一章(英文)(3) (第2/3页)
ing, perhaps you are the one, so long
i ahe great individual, fluid as e,
affectionate, passionate, fully ar'd.
i announce a life that shall be copious, veheent, spiritual, bold,
i annou shall lightly and joyfully eet its translation.
i announce yriads of youths, beautiful, gigantic, seetblooded,
i announce a race of splendid and savage old en.
o thicr and fasterso long
too close upon e,
i foresee too uch, it eahan i thought,
it appears to e i a dying.
hasten throat and sound your last,
salute esalute the days once ore. peal the old ore.
to those ho've fail'd, in aspiration vast,
to unna'd soldiers fallen in front on the lead,
to cal, devoted eo overardeo pilots on their ships,
to any a lofty song and picture ithnitioni'd rear
laurelo,
high, high above the restto all cut off before their tie,
possess'd by soe stra of fire,
quench'd by an early death.
a carol closing sixtyninea resuea repetition,
y lines in joy ainuing on the sae,
of ye, o god, life, nature, freedo, poetry;
of you, y landyour rivers, prairies, statesyou, ottled flag i love,
yate retaiireof north, south, east a, your
ites all;
of e yselfthe jocu beating i,
the body reck'
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