《致橡树》的英文版，谁有啊

《致橡树》的英文版，谁有啊

To the Oak If I love you – I'll never be a clinging campsis flower Resplendent in borrowed glory on your high boughs; If I love you -- I'll never mimic the silly infatuated birds Repeating the same monotonous song for green shade; Or be like a spring Offering cool comfort all year long; Or a lofty peak Enhancing your stature, your eminence. Even the sunlight, Even spring rain, None of the these suffice! I must be a kapok, the image of A tree standing together with you; Our roots closely intertwined beneath the earth, Our leaves touching in the clouds. With every whiff of wind We greet each other But no one can Understand our words. You'll have bronze limbs and iron trunk, Like knives, swords And halberds. I'll have my crimson flowers Like sighs, heavy and deep, Like heroic torches, Together we'll share The cold tidal waves, storms, and thunderbolts; Together we'll share The light mist, the colored rainbows; We shall always depend on each other. Only this can be called great love. Wherein lies the faith, true and deep. I love not only your stateliness But also your firm stand, the earth beneath you. 舒婷是我们家老邻居