失去的藝術

失去的藝術

Published on Feb 19
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失去的藝術—伊麗莎白·畢曉普<br><br>(美) 伊麗莎白·畢曉普 <br><br><br>失去這門藝術並不難精通; <br>這麼多事物都有意消失 <br>它們的失去也就不是災禍。 <br><br>每天都失去一些。接受丟掉 <br>房門鑰匙帶來的一小時慌亂。 <br>失去這門藝術並不難精通。 <br><br>然後試著丟得更遠,更快: <br>地址、名字,你本來要去那裡 <br>旅行的。這些都不是什麼災禍。 <br><br>瞧!我丟掉了母親的手錶。三件 <br>祖傳物品中我最愛或次愛的, <br>沒了。失去這門藝術並不難精通。 <br><br>失去兩座可愛的城市。甚至王國, <br>我擁有過的兩條河流和一片大陸。 <br>令人懷念可是並非一場災禍。 <br><br>——即使失去你(說著玩的,我喜歡這種口氣) <br>我也不會扯謊。顯而易見, <br>失去這門藝術並不難精通, <br>儘管它看起來像一場災禍。 <br><br><br>Miss.G<br>OneArt <br>by Elizabeth Bishop <br><br>The art of losing isn’t hard to master; <br>so many things seem filled with the intent <br>to be lost that their loss is no disaster. <br><br>Lose something every day. Accept the fluster <br>of lost door keys, the hour badly spent. <br>The art of losing isn’t hard to master. <br><br>Then practice losing farther, losing faster: <br>places, and names, and where it was you meant <br>to travel. None of these will bring disaster. <br><br>I lost my mother’s watch. And look! my last, or <br>next-to-last, of three loved houses went...