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英文写作: Roamer Kenshin

697 views. 2009-6-11 14:28 |Individual Classification:feelings

季節(きせつ)は穏(おだ)やかに終(お)わりを告(つ)げたね
彩(いろど)られた記憶(きおく)に寄(よ)せて
さよなら 愛(あい)をくれたあの人(ひと)は
この瞳(ひとみ)に揺(ゆ)らめいていた

途切(とぎ)れない気持(きも)ちなんて
初(はじ)めから信(しん)じてなかった
移(うつ)りゆく街並(まちな)みに取(と)り残(のこ)されたまま
行(ゆ)き交(か)うあの人々(ひとびと)が今(いま)は
遠(とお)くに感(かん)じられて
ざわめきさえ薄(うす)れては
溜(た)め息(いき)に消(き)えてしまう

空席(くうせき)に見(み)つめられた
退屈(たいくつ)な休日(きゅうじつ)には
終(お)わることなくあなたが
流(なが)れ続(つづ)けている
分(わ)かっていても気付(きづ)かない振(ふ)りして
溺(おぼ)れていたよいつでも
誰(だれ)かのこと想(おも)ってる
横顔(よこがお)でも素敵(すてき)だったから

季節(きせつ)は穏(おだ)やかに終(お)わりを告(つ)げたね
彩(いろど)られた記憶(きおく)に寄(よ)せて
さよなら 愛(あい)をくれたあの人(ひと)は
この瞳(ひとみ)に揺(ゆ)らめいていた
あと...どれくらいだろう?
そばにいてくれるのは
そう..思(おも)いながら時(とき)を刻(きざ)んでいたよ

寄(よ)せては返(かえ)してく波(なみ)のように
この心(こころ)はさらわれて

今日(きょう)も街(まち)は相(あい)も変(か)わらず想(おも)い巡(めぐ)らせ
それぞれに描(えが)いてゆく...
さよなら 愛(あい)をくれたあの人(ひと)は
遠(とお)い空(そら)に恋(こ)い焦(こ)がれて
この瞳(ひとみ)に揺(ゆ)らめいていた

移(うつ)りゆく街並(まちな)みに
溜(た)め息(いき)はこぼれた


終わり

He doesn't just roam around

Nevertheless

The home where he finds his heart belongs

Lets him feel the meaning of life new

Once again

When his epoch is dead

So dead

And on the lips of this girl

Wearing a nest of long wavy black hair like silk

Is where he regains the courage

To strive for hopes in life

Once again

I am loving her

The Japanese song touches on the so many words for the broken heart when disappointment finally hits, and the lonesome sentimental meditation that the boy does when feeling all unprotected by the love lost. The hustle and bustle of the street, the noisy crowd, the passage of seasons, all have done nothing to the tranquility of mind the boy is having now.

For nothing is gonna disturb the tranquility of mind the boy has right now, this tranquility of mind is dedicated to the girl he loves.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tag:  英文写作,  英文日记,   English Blog,   English Diary,  English Writing

Post comment Comment (18 replies)

Reply SmilingAngel 2009-6-11 16:47
I just wonder if I can understand Japanese, what do I feel, will I have the same feeling? I am thinking.
Reply danielrayslee 2009-6-11 17:00
SmilingAngel: I just wonder if I can understand Japanese, what do I feel, will I have the same feeling? I am thinking.
You will feel differently, I am sure, cos you are a girl.
Girls are angels sent from heaven above, living creatures filled with romantic sweet nothings and happiness.
Boys are more likely to feel otherwise.
Reply SmilingAngel 2009-6-11 17:28
danielrayslee: You will feel differently, I am sure, cos you are a girl.
Girls are angels sent from heaven above, living creatures filled with romantic sweet nothing
Last year, I bought two Japanese books without thinking. I learnt the beginning three lessons. It seems didn't feel difficult at all.... But I am so sorry for these two books, they are putting in a dark corner now. I diverted my attention in learning English.
Reply Judy727 2009-6-11 17:38
Is it more difficult to learn Japanese than French ?
I've always complained the similarity between French and English,but now I realize that Japanese is more similar to Chinese...
Reply danielrayslee 2009-6-12 08:50
Judy727: Is it more difficult to learn Japanese than French ?
I've always complained the similarity between French and English,but now I realize that Japanese
The tenses as well as times in Japanese are similar to English
while the words and forms in Japanese are similar to Chinese.
It's easy to learn Japanese, but a lot of pain to remember how the words are pronounced, and manners in Japanese, the way you speak Japanese is kinda baffling, too.
You could try learning it, I could be your help.
Reply danielrayslee 2009-6-12 08:54
SmilingAngel: Last year, I bought two Japanese books without thinking. I learnt the beginning three lessons. It seems didn't feel difficult at all.... But I am so s
Search for these two books and begin to learn them again.
Reply SmilingAngel 2009-6-12 09:11
danielrayslee: Search for these two books and begin to learn them again.
Okay, I will pick up these two books and read it again. Thanks.
Reply danielrayslee 2009-6-12 09:19
SmilingAngel: Okay, I will pick up these two books and read it again. Thanks.
Then share with me your Japanese
Reply SmilingAngel 2009-6-12 09:21
danielrayslee: Then share with me your Japanese
Okay, please give me some time.
Reply danielrayslee 2009-6-12 09:23
SmilingAngel: Okay, please give me some time.
Fine by me. When did you first begin to learn Japanese, two years ago?
Reply SmilingAngel 2009-6-12 09:31
danielrayslee: Fine by me. When did you first begin to learn Japanese, two years ago?
Two years ago I didn't learn Japanese. I learnt it last December.  Only learnt three lessons, lesson 1~3. I forgot alomst. I am a fledgling of it now.
Reply danielrayslee 2009-6-12 09:41
SmilingAngel: Two years ago I didn't learn Japanese. I learnt it last December.  Only learnt three lessons, lesson 1~3. I forgot alomst. I am a fledgling of it now.
What made you wanna learn Japanese at first?
Reply SmilingAngel 2009-6-12 09:54
danielrayslee: What made you wanna learn Japanese at first?
Just effected by one friend's persevere in learning Japanese, she studied by herself. And now she can speak impeccable Japanese. And I also want to learn something from Japanese, although, plenty of people can't accept Japanese for some reason. To me is fine. In fact, we have a lot to learn from them.
Reply danielrayslee 2009-6-12 10:08
Please read my article about Bruce Lee(李小龙). Bruce lived in a time when the Western world called us Chinese the sick men of Asia, yet he learned to speak English. Bruce Lee learned also to speak Japanese in a time right after WW2 when the Japanese were done with their invading in China.
When Bruce opened the Kungfu house in America, a lot of Chinese called him betrayer, when Bruce communicated with Japanese in aspects of Wushu, a lot of guys home still called him evil.
But Bruce turned out to be the hero.
Reply SmilingAngel 2009-6-12 10:41
In the history Japanese was very bad to Chinese, they looked down on Chinese, and they done many many harmful things. Those reasons made some of the Chinese hate them a lot, can't even accept them.

But if you think in some aspect, I think we could overcome our own shortcomings by learning from each other's strong points. Like they are skills,,,,, Oh, I think I can discuss this with you. I really not good at expressing my words..
Reply danielrayslee 2009-6-12 10:46
SmilingAngel: In the history Japanese was very bad to Chinese, they looked down on Chinese, and they done many many harmful things. Those reasons made some of the C
I totally understand what you mean, I was not born abroad, I got to learn the Chinese history as a kid, and I heard a lot of cruel doings from my grandma, I watched a lot of documentary films. In wars we grow to hate each other.
We Chinese hate the Japanese, and a lot of countries hate the English, for the English had been the Empire where the sun never sets.
And does this mean that we cannot learn the language? I don't think language got nothing to do with the country.
I understand your feelings.
Reply SmilingAngel 2009-6-12 10:58
danielrayslee: I totally understand what you mean, I was not born abroad, I got to learn the Chinese history as a kid, and I heard a lot of cruel doings from my gran
Thanks for your understanding
Reply danielrayslee 2009-6-12 11:05
SmilingAngel: Thanks for your understanding
I decided to learn Japanese cos there's 一休in their country, I watched the cartoon when I was soooo little a kid, I wanna get the books written by 一休soon, and read it, understand it, and use it.

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