第五届“禾泽都林杯——城市、建筑与文化”诗歌散文大赛揭晓
由上海市作协、文学报社、《上海文化》杂志社主办，禾泽都林建筑与城市研究院、华语文学网承办的第五届“禾泽都林杯——城市、建筑与文化”诗歌散文大赛日前揭晓。
NO 4 Love Him to Eternity （Sonnet By Sophy Chen）
NO 4 Love Him to Eternity
By Sophy Chen
By night when people fully slept,
And had peacefully both kiss or rest,
My...
苏菲汉译英 [中国]杨克诗歌 《在白云之上》
[China] Yangke
Above the Clouds
Above the clouds
Through the plane's port
I saw not so far away in the distance
The upper left
Another aircraft was in flight
苏菲汉译英 [重庆]普冬诗歌《睡莲》
(Chongqing) PuDong
Water Lily
In the afternoon, you woke suddenly, and my brother,
you suddenly woke up. Your warm hands
woke a group of larks chirping
in your eyebrows.
Your brown beard, on the bank of the Seine,
became the dark shade of the dense grasses.
苏菲汉译英 [中国]吴投文诗歌《自画像》
[China]Touwen Wu
Self-portrait
Now it is at night
And my heart is filled with the darkness
The wine cup drawn an arc
Which fictions my reality
A snow is drifting profusely and disorderly
I just feel it, but have no experience about it
苏菲英译汉 Yasrab 雅士拉伯（纪念伊斯兰教创立之前，被活埋的爱女）
Yasrab
(In the memory of a daughter buried alive in Pre-Islamic times.)
O! Father where are we going to? Bazaar!
What will you buy for me?
Doll, toys...
苏菲汉译英 [中国]大藏诗歌《鸟窝》
[China] Dazang The Bird Nest
The Bird Nest
By climbing the train's window, she is taking a picture of the scenery outside
The faster the train goes, the more the scenery is swept to the wilderness
苏菲英译汉 [土耳其]迪莱克•德哥里诗歌《疲惫的航船》Tired Ship
[土耳其]迪莱克•德哥里
《疲惫的航船》
窗子一直开到舱内
夜晚是只黑天鹅
她沉默不语，厌倦了悲哀
沉默的余光里
一只蜘蛛突然醒来
捣毁了自己的网
窗外，逝去的时光
在哭泣
苏菲汉译英 [陕西]李小洛诗歌《省下我》 Save Me
[Shaanxi] Li Xiaoluo
Save Me
Save my vegetables, grains and fruits
Save my books, writing paper and ink
Save my wearing silk, my lipstick, and my perfume
Save my phone calls and save my wearing jewelry
Save my car so let the road more spacious
Save my house, and take my father in
苏菲汉译英 [中国]大藏诗歌《我从未曾想占有你》
[China] Dazang
I've never wanted to possess you
—The Elegy of the Lyre No. 6
I've never wanted to possess you, a piece of exquisite artifact
You're only suitable for pouring into my enamored soul
But not for being profaned; in front of you
I just want to be your reach things
©Translated by Sophy Chen