尋西山隱者不遇

　　邱為

　　絕頂一茅茨， 直上三十里。

　　扣關(guān)無(wú)僮仆， 窺室惟案幾。

　　若非巾柴車， 應(yīng)是釣秋水。

　　差池不相見， 黽勉空仰止。

　　草色新雨中， 松聲晚窗里。

　　及茲契幽絕， 自足蕩心耳。

　　雖無(wú)賓主意， 頗得清凈理。

　　興盡方下山， 何必待之子。

　　after missing the recluse on the western mountain

　　qiu wei

　　to your hermitage here on the top of the mountain

　　i have climbed, without stopping, these ten miles.

　　i have knocked at your door, and no one answered;

　　i have peeped into your room, at your seat beside the table.

　　perhaps you are out riding in your canopied chair,

　　or fishing, more likely, in some autumn pool.

　　sorry though i am to be missing you,

　　you have become my meditation --

　　the beauty of your grasses, fresh with rain,

　　and close beside your window the music of your pines.

　　i take into my being all that i see and hear,

　　soothing my senses, quieting my heart;

　　and though there be neither host nor guest,

　　have i not reasoned a visit complete?

　　…after enough, i have gone down the mountain.

　　why should i wait for you any longer?

　　唐詩(shī)英文版2

　　東郊

　　韋應(yīng)物

　　吏舍跼終年， 出郊曠清曙。

　　楊柳散和風(fēng)， 青山澹吾慮。

　　依叢適自憩， 緣澗還復(fù)去。

　　微雨靄芳原， 春鳩鳴何處。

　　樂幽心屢止， 遵事跡猶遽。

　　終罷斯結(jié)廬， 慕陶真可庶。

　　east of the town

　　wei yingwu

　　from office confinement all year long,

　　i have come out of town to be free this morning

　　where willows harmonize the wind

　　and green hills lighten the cares of the world.

　　i lean by a tree and rest myself

　　or wander up and down a stream.

　　…mists have wet the fragrant meadows;

　　a spring dove calls from some hidden place.

　　…with quiet surroundings, the mind is at peace,

　　but beset with affairs, it grows restless again….

　　here i shall finally build me a cabin,

　　as tao qian built one long ago.

　　唐詩(shī)英文版3

　　初發(fā)揚(yáng)子寄元大校書

　　韋應(yīng)物

　　凄凄去親愛， 泛泛入煙霧。

　　歸棹洛陽(yáng)人， 殘鐘廣陵樹。

　　今朝為此別， 何處還相遇。

　　世事波上舟， 沿洄安得住。

　　setting sail on the yangzi to secretary yuan

　　wei yingwu

　　wistful, away from my friends and kin,

　　through mist and fog i float and float

　　with the sail that bears me toward loyang.

　　in yangzhou trees linger bell-notes of evening,

　　marking the day and the place of our parting….

　　when shall we meet again and where?

　　…destiny is a boat on the waves,

　　borne to and fro, beyond our will.

唐詩(shī)英文版簡(jiǎn)單英文詩(shī)歌（精選篇2）

　　夕次盱眙縣

　　韋應(yīng)物

　　落帆逗淮鎮(zhèn)， 停舫臨孤驛。

　　浩浩風(fēng)起波， 冥冥日沈夕。

　　人歸山郭暗， 雁下蘆洲白。

　　獨(dú)夜憶秦關(guān)， 聽鐘未眠客。

　　mooring at twilight in yuyi district

　　wei yingwu

　　furling my sail near the town of huai,

　　i find for harbour a little cove

　　where a sudden breeze whips up the waves.

　　the sun is growing dim now and sinks in the dusk.

　　people are coming home. the bright mountain-peak darkens.

　　wildgeese fly down to an island of white weeds.

　　…at midnight i think of a northern city-gate,

　　and i hear a bell tolling between me and sleep.

　　唐詩(shī)英文版5

　　寄全椒山中道士

　　韋應(yīng)物

　　今朝郡齋冷， 忽念山中客。

　　澗底束荊薪， 歸來(lái)煮白石。

　　欲持一瓢酒， 遠(yuǎn)慰風(fēng)雨夕。

　　落葉滿空山， 何處尋行跡。

　　a poem to a taoist hermit chuanjiao mountain

　　wei yingwu

　　my office has grown cold today;

　　and i suddenly think of my mountain friend

　　gathering firewood down in the valley

　　or boiling white stones for potatoes in his hut….

　　i wish i might take him a cup of wine

　　to cheer him through the evening storm;

　　but in fallen leaves that have heaped the bare slopes,

　　how should i ever find his footprints!