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1，推薦一些英文詩詞

May there be enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful sunset 愿你生命中有夠多的云翳，來造成一個(gè)美麗的黃昏

推薦一些英文詩詞

2，英文詩句

Happy birthday mom, you are the greatest person in the world. you always took me under your wings, and sheltered me with love, No matter when I failed you, you never give me up, Everything you did for me, Really great and you will always be. Happy birthday dear mom, You son will never let you down, It is a promise.

英文詩句

3，有關(guān)英語詩歌的有哪些

《The dirge of heart》 How are you I want to ask you Looking through the window Can I find something new So many hours and so many days I hope to be with you The more I miss you The colder I will fell When dark fills in my world I feel myself falling into the hell How are you I want to know 《心之安魂曲》您好嗎我想請(qǐng)問您綜觀窗口我可以找到一些新的收獲嗎這么多時(shí)間和這么多天，我希望能與您在一起我越想念你就越感到寒冷當(dāng)黑暗彌漫在我的世界我覺得自己落入地獄您好嗎我想知道（我自己寫的，謝謝，如果你看得起這個(gè)）

有關(guān)英語詩歌的有哪些

4，8句簡(jiǎn)單英文詩句

my friend and IMy friend and I are good friend. She is a girl and i am a girl. She and i, i and she all like our teashers. She is very friendiy and am I. She is very beautiful and am I. She is a good student but I am not a good student. We are good friend. She and I.

1. 明明如月，何時(shí)可掇——三國(guó)·曹操《短歌行》 2. 月明星稀，烏雀南飛——三國(guó)·曹操《短歌行》 3. 我欲因之夢(mèng)吳越，一夜飛渡鏡湖月——唐·李白《夢(mèng)游天姥吟留別》 4. 湖月照我影，送我至剡溪——唐·李白《夢(mèng)游天姥吟留別》 5. 青冥浩蕩不見底，日月照耀金銀臺(tái)——唐·《夢(mèng)游天姥吟留別》 6. 醉不成歡慘將別，別時(shí)茫茫江浸月——唐·白居易〈琵琶行〉 7. 東船西舫悄無言，唯見江心秋月白——唐·白居易〈琵琶行〉 8. 今年歡笑復(fù)明年，秋月春風(fēng)等閑度——唐·白居易〈琵琶行〉

5，英語詩歌詩詞

箭與歌 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow(1807-1882) 我向天空射一枝箭，不知道著落在何地何方；因箭飛行迅速不能看見早已超越了我的眼光。我向天空唱一支歌，不知道飄落在何地何方；因?yàn)檎l有那麼銳利的眼光，怎能夠追尋歌聲的飛揚(yáng)？過了許久，許久，在一棵橡樹我找到那枝箭依舊完整；那支歌從起頭到最后，我又發(fā)現(xiàn)它在朋友的心中。 The Arrow and the Song I shot an arrow into the air, It fell to earth, I knew not where; For, so swiftly it flew, the sight Could not follow it in its flight. I breathed a song into the air, It fell to earth, I knew not where; For who has sight so keen and strong, That it can follow the flight of a song? Long, long afterward, in an oak I found the arrow, still unbroke; And the song, from beginning to end, I found again in the heart of a friend. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow(1807-1882)