马下人

I heard a Fly buzz—when I died

by Emily Dickinson

I heard a fly buzz when I died;

The stillness round my form

Was like the stillness in the air

Between the heaves of storm.

The eyes beside had wrung them dry,

And breaths were gathering sure

For that last onset, when the king

Be witnessed in his power.

I willed my keepsakes, signed away

What portion of me I

Could make assignable,-and then

There interposed a fly,

With blue, uncertain, stumbling buzz,

Between the light and me;

And then the windows failed, and then

I could not see to see.

我听到一阵苍蝇声-当我死时  by Emily Dickinson

翻译 高兴

我听到苍蝇嗡嗡声，当我死时；

灵床周围一片沉寂

就像暴雨来临时的空气

在巨大云块间凝滞。

周围的眼睛已不再有泪水，

呼吸也已屏住

等待那最后的骚动

那时， 神的权威得以见证。[1]

我安排好了如何处置纪念物

将所有能分的东西

全部分掉-这时

突然闯入一只苍蝇,

带着那蓝色， 不确定，沉重的嗡嗡声，

出现在我和光中间；

之后窗子落下，【2】

之后我看不见’去看’。【3】