解读巴洛克诗歌:乔治·赫伯特的《对话-主题》

George Herbert Journal Pub Date : 2016-10-05 DOI:10.1353/GHJ.1991.0008

Inge Leimberg

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空空的。唉，可怜的死神，你的荣耀在哪里?你那著名的力量，你那古老的刺在哪里?Dea。唉，可怜的凡人，没有故事，去拼写和阅读我如何杀死你的国王。空空的。波尔死亡!谁因此受到了伤害?你的咒诅加在他身上，使你受咒诅。Dea。任凭败者说话，你也必死;这些臂膀会把你碾碎。空空的。不要吝啬，尽你最大的努力。我总有一天会比以前好，而你却比以前坏得多，你将不复存在。

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Annotating Baroque Poetry: George Herbert's "A Dialogue-Antheme"

Chr. Alas, poore Death, where is thy glorie? Where is thy famous force, thy ancient sting? Dea. Alas poore mortali, void ofstorie, Go spell and reade how I have kill'd thy King. Chr. Poore Death! and who was hurt thereby? Thy curse being laid on him, makes thee accurst. Dea. Let losers talk: yet thou shalt die; These arms shall crush thee. Chr.Spare not, do thy worst. I shall be one day better than before: Thou so much worse, that thou shalt be no more.

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