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  Cherry-Time <br>  Cherries of the night are riper<br> Than the cherries pluckt at noon<br> Gather to your fairy piper <br> When he pipes his magic tune: <br> Merry, merry,<br> Take a cherry; <br> Mine are sounder, <br> Mine are rounder, <br> Mine are sweeter,<br> For the eater <br> Under the moon. <br> And you’ll be fairies soon. <br><br> In the cherry pluckt at night, <br> With the dew of summer swelling, <br> There’s a juice of pure delight, <br> Cool, dark, sweet, divinely smelling. <br> Merry, merry, <br> Take a cherry; <br> Mine are sounder, <br> Mine are rounder, <br> Mine are sweeter,<br> For the eater <br> In the moonlight. <br> And you’ll be fairies quite. <br><br> When I sound the fairy call, <br> Gather here in silent meeting, <br> Chin to knee on the orchard wall, <br> Cooled with dew and cherries eating. <br> Merry, merry, <br> Take a cherry; <br> Mine are sounder, <br> Mine are rounder, <br> Mine are sweeter. <br> For the eater <br> When the dews fall.<br> And you’ll be fairies all. <br><br>  樱桃时节 <br> 夜晚的樱桃比午间采收的那些熟得更透,<br> 到你们的笛仙这儿来相聚吧。<br> 当他吹奏起他那魔幻般的曲调时:<br> 乐陶陶,乐陶陶,<br> 摘一枚樱桃;<br> 我的更赞,<br> 我的更圆,<br> 我的更甜,<br> 明月之下,静待佳客。<br> 若此,你们即将成仙。<br><br> 伴随夏日露水的逐渐饱满,<br> 那晚间采收的樱桃里,<br> 饱含着至纯喜悦的玉露琼浆,<br> 凉爽,幽深,甘美,气息圣洁。<br> 乐陶陶,乐陶陶,<br> 摘一枚樱桃;<br> 我的更赞,<br> 我的更圆,<br> 我的更甜,<br> 月华之中,静待佳客。<br> 若此,你们几近成仙。<br><br> 每当我听到仙子的召唤,<br> 就悄没声儿地来此聚会,<br> 坐在果园的墙上,支颐于膝,<br> 露水和樱桃美餐令我清凉。<br> 乐陶陶,乐陶陶,<br> 摘一枚樱桃;<br> 我的更赞,<br> 我的更圆,<br> 我的更甜,<br> 露降之时,静待佳客。<br> 若此,你们已然成仙。<br> (译者:原灵)<br> (Translated by Yuan-Ling)<br><br>  Full Moon <br> As I walked out one harvest night <br> About the stroke of One,<br> The Moon attained to her full height<br> Stood beaming like the Sun.<br> She exorcised the ghostly wheat<br> To mute assent in Love's defeat<br> Whose tryst had now begun.<br><br> The fields lay sick beneath my tread,<br> A tedious owlet cried;<br> The nightingale above my head <br> With this or that replied,<br> Like man and wife who nightly keep <br> Inconsequent debate in sleep <br> As they dream side by side.<br><br> Your phantom wore the moon's cold mask,<br> My phantom wore the same,<br> Forgetful of the feverish task <br> In hope of which they came, <br> Each image held the other's eyes <br> And watched a grey distraction rise <br> To cloud the eager flame.<br><br> To cloud the eager flame of love,<br> To fog the shining gate:<br> They held the tyrannous queen above <br> Sole mover of their fate, <br> They glared as marble statues glare <br> Across the tessellated stair <br> Or down the Halls of State. <br><br> And now cold earth was Arctic sea, <br> Each breath came dagger keen, <br> Two bergs of glinting ice were we, <br> The broad moon sailed between;<br> There swam the mermaids, tailed and finned,<br> And Love went by upon the wind <br> As though it had not been. <br><br>  满月 <br> 一个收获之夜,<br> 钟敲一点时,我步出门外,<br> 月伫立中天,辉照如日。 <br> 她祛除了麦子们的鬼魂,<br> 以默许那幽会伊始的爱的挫败。<br><br> 在我的踩踏下,田野萎靡不振,<br> 讨厌的猫头鹰叫个不停,<br> 而夜莺在我头顶之上,<br> 有一搭没一搭地回应着,<br> 好像并卧睡梦里仍在拌嘴的夫妻 <br><br> 你的幽灵戴着月的冷面具<br> 我的也同样如此, <br> 忘掉那狂热的使命吧,<br> 在盼望它们哪个来临之时。<br> 我们的映像令彼此目不交睫,<br> 眼看那扰人心神的灰色之物冉冉升起,<br> 让渴望的火焰蒙上阴影。<br><br> 为云翳那爱的欲望之火,<br> 为雾障那耀眼的门,<br> 他们尊崇那暴君似的女王,<br> 他们命运的唯一主导者,<br> 他们像大理石雕像那样怒目而视,<br> 目光透过格饰的楼梯,或穿越国议厅。<br><br> 而此时,地球酷寒如北冰洋,<br> 每次的呼吸都锋利如匕首,<br> 我们是两座闪闪发光的冰山呵,<br> 满月航行其间;那里,<br> 麟尾俱全的美人鱼优游自在,<br> 一阵风之后,爱消失不见了,<br> 好像它不曾来过。<br> (译者:原灵)<br> (Translated by Yuan-Ling)<br><br
罗伯特·冯兰克·格雷夫斯(英语:Robert von Ranke Graves,1895年-7月24日-1985年-12月7日),英国诗人,学者,小说家暨翻译家。专门从事古希腊和罗马作品的研究。在他漫长的一生中,他创作了140余部作品。他的回忆录《向一切告别》(1929年)讲述了他在第一次世界大战中的经历。他被誉为最优秀的英语爱情诗诗人。