求雪莱的诗，给英国人民的歌（Song to the Men of England）赏析，中英文皆可

《致――》 《 TO----》
（雪莱） by Shelley
有一个字经常被人亵渎 One word is too often profaned
我不会再来亵渎 For me to profane it,
有一种感情被人假意鄙薄 One feeling too falsely distain'd
你也不会再来鄙薄。 For thee to distain it;
有一种希望太似绝望； One hope is too like despair
何须再加提防！ For prudence to smother,
你的令悯之情无人能比， And pity from thee more dear
温暖着我的心。 Than that from another.
我不能给你人们所称的爱情， I can not give what men call love:
但不知你能否接受 But wilt thou accept not
这颗心对你的仰慕之情， The worship the heart lifts above
连上天也不会拒绝。 And the heavens reject not,
犹如飞蛾扑向星星， And the desire of the moth for the star,
又如黑夜追求黎明。 Of the nigth for the morrow
这种思慕之情， The devotion to something afar
早已跳出了人间的苦境！ From the sphere of our sorrow.

The speaker is speaking directly to the men of England in what today we recognize as Marxist tones: the people of England are a vast proletariat. This is another revolution song, a lyric poem that could even be set to music. The structure of four-line stanzas rhyming aabb does give the poem a songlike lyric character. This simple structure and rhyme scheme is less intellectual and more accessible to uneducated people. The diction is less difficult than usual, and the bee metaphor is easy to understand.
The tone of the speaker is condescending, almost daring his readers to rise up to his challenging call to action. Thematically, Shelley wants the rest of England to see the country they way he sees it: a tyrannical, imbalanced usurper of the people’s power, where the rich reap all the fruits of the poor’s hard labor. The bee metaphor reduces both rulers and ruled to animals—insects—all are bees.
The poet asks: Where is your sting, men of England? Why do you perform all this labor just so that tyrant rulers can reap the benefits? The nation’s upper class are “stingless drones” (bees that do not work), yet they exert undue power over the laboring classes. Shelley’s opening condescending tone turns into all-out pompousness as he insults the workers by accusing them of being too cowardly to rise up in arms: “shrink to your cellars, holes, and cells,” he says, understanding that revolution can be hard and bloody but daring the Englishmen to do what they need to do to get what they deserve from their own labor. The alternative is that a worker will “trace your grave, and build your tomb,” and are the people really so dumb and blind as to fail to recognize this fate? The last two stanzas are a warning to the men of England that if they do not change their ways and their country, they are digging their own graves and will never experience the joys of equality and liberty.
Stanza four suggests that the people are not paying attention to their situation. Not only do they put up with engaging in hard labor to appease the rich, but they also do not understand that they are reaping meager benefits from their own employment. Stanza six, hidden in the middle of the poem, is where the poet changes from the inquisitive to the suggestive, no longer asking questions, but encouraging the people to retain the fruits of their own labor in preparation for fighting back. The call is for a kind of tax strike whereby the people keep working but only for themselves.
This radical and pretentious approach is Shelley’s way of daring his countrymen to act more like the French, who were capable of starting a revolution. Shelley leaves it to other poems to explain the principles on which the revolution and the new order should be based, but here the key principle is that people deserve to get the full benefits of their work.

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God bless Finally we would like to be able to get married, our lives happy, funny, pleased.