所属专辑:Poems On the Radio
歌手: Dylan Thomas
时长: 02:59
After the Funeral - Dylan Thomas[00:00:00]
After the funeral mule praises brays[00:00:01]
Windshake of sailshaped ears muffle-toed tap[00:00:06]
Tap happily of one peg in the thick[00:00:10]
Grave's foot blinds down the lids the teeth in black[00:00:13]
The spittled eyes the salt ponds in the sleeves[00:00:16]
Morning smack of the spade that wakes up sleep[00:00:20]
Shakes a desolate boy who slits his throat[00:00:23]
In the dark of the coffin and sheds dry leaves[00:00:27]
That breaks one bone to light with a judgment clout[00:00:31]
After the feast of tear-stuffed time and thistles[00:00:37]
In a room with a stuffed fox and a stale fern[00:00:41]
I stand for this memorial's sake alone[00:00:45]
In the snivelling hours with dead humped ann[00:00:49]
Whose hodded fountain heart once fell in puddles[00:00:54]
Round the parched worlds of wales and drowned each sun[00:00:59]
Though this for her is a monstrous image blindly[00:01:05]
Magnified out of praise her death was a still drop[00:01:09]
She would not have me sinking in the holy[00:01:14]
Flood of her heart's fame she would lie dumb and deep[00:01:17]
And need no druid of her broken body[00:01:23]
But I ann's bard on a raised hearth call all[00:01:28]
The seas to service that her wood-tongued virtue[00:01:33]
Babble like a bellbuoy over the hymning heads[00:01:37]
Bow down the walls of the ferned and foxy woods[00:01:41]
That her love sing and swing through a brown chapel[00:01:44]
Blees her bent spirit with four crossing birds[00:01:48]
Her flesh was meek as milk but this skyward statue[00:01:55]
With the wild breast and blessed and giant skull[00:02:00]
Is carved from her in a room with a wet window[00:02:05]
In a fiercely mourning house in a crooked year[00:02:08]
I know her scrubbed and sour humble hands[00:02:14]
Lie with religion in their cramp her threadbare[00:02:17]
Whisper in a damp word her wits drilled hollow[00:02:20]
Her fist of a face died clenched on a round pain[00:02:24]
And sculptured ann is seventy years of stone[00:02:29]
These cloud-sopped marble hands this monumental[00:02:35]
Argument of the hewn voice gesture and psalm[00:02:40]
Storm me forever over her grave until[00:02:43]
The stuffed lung of the fox twitch and cry love[00:02:47]
And the strutting fern lay seeds on the black sill[00:02:52]