outland poetry
蛇蛇
snake 蛇
Mary Oliver
I once saw two snakes, Northern species, Moving rapidly passing the jungle, Their body Like two black whip, Lifted forward beat; In perfect concert, Their heads held high Belly with a slippery Forward swimming; In the tree, Through the vines and branches, Turn the stone, Through the flower fields. They travel As a competition Like a dance, Like a love. Robin shouted: rain
Translator: 杨子
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