【宋】苏轼
Be Still
By SU Shi
Tr. ZHAO Yanchun
On 7th the third moon, I was caught in a rain on my way to Sand Lake. As those having rain gear had left, my friends were all discomfited, but I felt all right, hence the verse.
Don’t listen if a rain does the leaves sway;
You’d better walk lightly, singing a lay.
Sandals outdo saddles, cane as your aid,
Who’s afraid?
A cape against mist and rain, come what may.
A spring wind blows me sober, blows away.
A chill day.
The sun uphill slants to me with aray,
I turn around and feel a gentle sough,
Go back now.
No wind, no rain, nor shining light to stay.
栏目策划：金石开
栏目主编：赵彦春、莫真宝
组稿编辑：吕文澎
本期作者：苏 轼
本期译者：赵彦春
中英朗诵：朱盛杰
英文书法：凌光艺
本期排版：曼 曼
