華語詩學會專屬詩刊
《詩殿堂》活動報導
(附雙語朗誦音頻)
為廣泛宣傳華語詩學會及其專屬詩刊《詩殿堂》，把漢語詩歌推介到西語世界去，把英語詩歌引進到華語世界來，《詩殿堂》英語詩歌部最近組織參加了兩次活動，一次是參加了今年10月28日美國威斯康星州麥迪遜WORT廣播電臺為《詩殿堂》特設的現(xiàn)場采訪與詩歌朗誦節(jié)目，另一次是今年11月23日在美國威斯康星州雪堡根市圖書館組織了詩歌朗誦會。
美國威州WORT廣播電臺為華詩會《詩殿堂》
特設了一檔廣播節(jié)目
2019年10月28號，美國威斯康星州麥迪遜WORT廣播電臺，為華語詩學會專屬詩刊《詩殿堂》特設了大約一小時的電臺廣播節(jié)目，采訪了《詩殿堂》并朗讀了《詩殿堂》的詩歌。參加本次廣播活動的華詩會成員有薛凱，Silvia, Marilyn 和Maryann。在這一個來小時的廣播節(jié)目里，主持人Nathan對我們的三位參與者進行了現(xiàn)場采訪，這次廣播節(jié)目還用漢英雙語誦讀了我們《詩殿堂》的詩歌。歡迎大家訪問該電臺網(wǎng)站，收聽我們的采訪與詩歌朗誦節(jié)目（10月28號星期一晚上7:00的節(jié)目）。
《詩殿堂》英語詩歌部在美國威州雪堡根市圖書館
組織了一次詩歌朗讀會
2019年11月23號，華語詩學會專屬詩刊《詩殿堂》英語詩歌部在威州雪堡根市圖書館組織了一次詩歌朗誦會。與會者大約三十多人，其中十二人是《詩殿堂》成員，其余都是威州詩人，他們當中，有些人不畏路途遙遠，開車近兩小時趕來參加活動。詩殿堂與威州的詩人歡聚一堂，興致勃勃地用漢英雙語朗誦了《詩殿堂》第四期和第五期發(fā)表過的詩歌作品。華語詩學會會長徐英才因事不能親臨會場，他特為此次活動寫了一封信，表達了他的歉意，簡單介紹了華詩會和《詩殿堂》，并要求與會者廣泛宣傳《詩殿堂》。這次讀詩會非常成功，大家都認為漢英兩種語言的詩歌朗讀，猶如中國的黃河與美國的密西西比河融合到了一起，奔騰向前，美妙無限。華語詩學會感謝Lisa 以及市圖書館為活動作出的努力。
威州詩人學會簡介
從2019年6月起，《詩殿堂》紙質(zhì)詩刊開始增加英詩中譯版面，投稿本欄的大多數(shù)詩人都是威斯康星州詩人學會的成員。華語詩學會感謝《詩殿堂》英詩部主任，主編和副主編 Kai Mills, Sylvia 和Lisa， 以及編輯部成員Scott Mills, Cheryl Hamamm, Gerry Brauer, Judy Rowe and Jamse Burton為詩殿堂所做的無私貢獻。威斯康星州詩人學會已有七十年的歷史，會員達四百五十名，是全美國最好的詩人學會之一。
Chinese Poetry Society Poetry Hall News
(attached three poetry reading audios)
Poetry Hall’s English department recently held two events to promote the Chinese Poetry Society’s journal Poetry Hall, to spread Chinese poetry to the world and to bring English poetry to the Chinese world. The first event was held on October. 28th of this year at radio station WORT in Madison, Wisconsin. Chinese Poetry Society’s Poetry Hall journal editors were interviewed and English and Chinese poems and their translations were read on the air. The second event was a bilingual poetry reading held at the Mead Library in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, on November 23rd .
Radio WORT in Madison, Wisconsin
hosts Poetry Hall Program
On Monday, October 28, 2019, Chinese Poetry Society’s Poetry Hall journal was featured on an hour-long radio show on WORT radio, in Madison, Wisconsin. Kai, Sylvia, Marilyn and Maryann attended. The program was hosted by Nathan Reid and he interviewed Kai and Sylvia. The show was about an hour and broadcasted poems from Poetry Hall. You can listen to the show by going to the radio station archive website http://archive.wortfm.org/ , and finding the Access Hour at 7:00pm on Monday, October 28. The Poetry Hall discussion starts at 7:25”.
Chinese Poetry Society’s Poetry Journal English Department Hosts Bilingual Poetry Reading
Chinese Poetry Society’s poetry journal English department held a bilingual poetry reading at the Mead Library in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, on November 23, 2019. About 30 people including twelve poets from the Chinese Poetry Society attended the event. Poets drove from as far as two hours away to attend the event. Wisconsin poets who live in nearby cities all gathered together and enjoyed poetry reading in English and Chinese from Poetry Hall’s 4th and 5th issues. Chinese Poetry Society president Yingcai Xu wrote a letter apologizing for being unable to attend the event. He introduced the Chinese Poetry Society and the bilingual journal Poetry Hall. He encouraged attendants to spread out the word about Poetry Hall. The event was successful. It was a wonderful moment and everyone felt the two languages coming together like the confluence of the Chinese Yellow river and American Mississippi river flowing forwards. The Chinese Poetry Society appreciates Lisa Vihos and the Mead library for organizing the event.
About the Wisconsin Poetry Association
English poetry joined Poetry Hall in June. The majority of poets are from Wisconsin. Chinese Poetry Society appreciates the Poetry Hall English department’s Kai Mills, Sylvia Cavanaugh and Lisa Vihos, the managing editor, editor-in-chief and associate editor-in-charge of English poetry, editors Scott Mills, Cheryl Hamamm, Gerry Brauer, Judy Rowe and Jamse Burton for all of their hard work. The Wisconsin Poetry Association has over 70 years of history and has over 450 members. It is one of the strongest poetry associations in the country.
朗誦詩歌欣賞
Poetry reading by Sylvia and Lily
Swallowtail Emerges
Sylvia Cavanaugh
Scratches as its crumpled legs
seek purchase
for the upward press
against gauzy filtered light
and that moment of full-on bright
when the butterfly can't turn back
with eyes that cannot blink
away the world
or even its own display
of black etched on gold
what I really want to say
is after stepping into the classroom
I could see between the moments
of the sun
see myself
see the doorway to the hall
vanish
燕尾蝶現(xiàn)身
葉如鋼 譯
抓劃著，皺巴巴的腿
尋找著支持點
奮力向上，逆著
透過薄紗過濾下的光
直到全部明亮的一刻
蝴蝶不再能轉身
它的眼睛不再能
眨走世界
甚至不能眨走自己展示的
金色上蝕刻黑色
其實我想說的是
走進教室后
我可以看到太陽的
時刻之間
看到我自己
看到通向大廳的門道
消失
How to Live Like a Water Lily
Annette Langlois Grunseth
Wake up slowly, float in a dreamy world,
silky arms folded over your face until mid-morning,
then open wide, sun-warmed awake.
Breathe from more than one place, soft and supple.
Do not worry about today or tomorrow
or care what others think of you.
Your radiant center is tough, strong,
nourished by water and light.
Wind and wave may engulf you
but you can separate from submersion,
opening your face to the heavens.
Push back beads of wet darkness.
Move freely. Make white water circles until afternoon,
when you fold softly back into yourself,
drowsing in the dimming daylight.
生若睡蓮
張瓊 譯
舒緩地醒來，漂浮于夢幻世界，
柔臂微疊輕遮容顏，直到晌午，
你才徹底綻放，被陽光暖暖地喚醒。
恣意呼吸，嬌柔地。
今日靜好，明日無憂，
不在意他人看法。
你驚艷的中心堅韌，強大，
水和光滋養(yǎng)著。
風浪也許會吞沒你
但你從水中抽身出來，
向天空揚起你的臉龐。
推回濕漉漉的黑眸子。
恣意舒展。任清水環(huán)繞至下午，
這才輕柔地攏起身子，
在昏暗的日光中恬睡。
A Tail of the Whale
Tom Singleton
In the watery depths
Below our tiny panga boat
A vast, grey presence moves.
An upwelling of bubbles,
Then suddenly, "Jahi esta!" cries the panga man.
There she blows. "La ballena."
An enormous bulk surges up.
A mountain of mammal dwarfs our boat,
Rising and blowing a few feet away.
A leviathan so colossal,
Yet so gentle, so curious,
Checking out these strange boat beings
In the airy world above hers,
As, astonished, we behold
The watery wonder before us.
Eyes - human and cetacean - meet,
Each trying to comprehend.
Then, she dives, and, as if in salute,
She raises her tail flukes above us.
We touch her tail.
We high-five a whale.
鯨魚尾
楊中仁 譯
在我們獨木舟的下面
在深深的海水里
有一個灰色的龐然大物在游動。
海面上一股泡沫上涌，
突然劃舟的人喊道: “亞嘿夷斯塔!”
她回聲：“啦吧叻吶。”
巨大的身軀涌浮而上。
這個如山的哺乳動物讓小船無地自容，
她站起來噴出好遠好遠。
這個巨大無比的家伙，
卻如此溫柔，如此好奇，
查看著生活在她頭頂上有空氣的世界里
這些坐在船上的奇怪的生靈，
而我們卻驚奇地看到
面前的海洋奇觀。
兩眼-----人和鯨魚-----相遇，
各方都努力著了解對方。
而后，她潛入水中，猶如致敬，
豎起尾巴高過我們頭頂。
我們摸著她的尾巴。
與她擊掌致意。
The Fifth of March on Highway 82
Sue Blaustein
Brown oak leaves
arched
like soldiers dying of tetanus
cast clean edged shadows
on the warming ground.
Goats,
muddy llamas,
sheep, blinking
horses
and shaggy, woolly-
mammoth coated ponies
stand
parallel to the road;
or they step slowly
towards the barns
between
the white triangle
hind ends
of geese.
三月五日在82公路上
葉如鋼 譯
棕色橡樹葉
拱形
就像得了破傷風在死去的士兵
把邊緣清晰的陰影
投射到變暖著的地面上。
山羊，
沾滿泥的美洲駱駝，
羊，眨眼的
馬匹
和亂蓬蓬、毛茸茸 —
包一層猛犸象的小馬
站立著
和道路平行;
或者它們慢慢地
走向
一群鵝
白色三角形
尾部
之間的谷倉。
Traced and Erased
Georgia Ressmeyer
In a world of giving
and forgiving sand
where feet, paws,
hooves leave tracks
as hints of passing
through the world —
no creature held to
failures and mistakes,
past efforts speedily
erased as waves deliver
smooth surfaces with
each new breaker —
I can start over,
skirting the lake's
edge like a basted
hem, plodding and
re-plodding my new
life on shifting ground.
有痕與無痕
段冰知 譯
在留有
足跡、爪印、
蹄痕，
昭示這世上
有生命經(jīng)過的
包容又慈悲的沙地上——
沒有誰會一直
失敗、犯錯
過往的努力一縱
即逝 如同一波接一波
浪頭飛碎白的
巨浪
我可以重新開始
給湖泊縫一道
粗縫的邊
把我的新生
緩緩地 緩緩地
縫到瞬息萬變的沙地上
Smoke Signal
Sheryl Slocum
All it takes is one cylindrical
chimney of steel
releasing warm air
on a frosty morning
to create a perfect, flumed
column of steam,
a signal for all
to read:
We are here
with our alchemy,
dissolving, transmuting,
sublimating.
Add soot and multiply it
many times over
for an announcement
a biosphere cannot ignore.
Still, the universe, that
great, star-dusty beast,
continues its slow roll:
signals dissipate,
suns cool,
planets congeal,
comets find new fires
to kindle
their glittering tails.
煙霧信號
張俊鋒 譯
只需要一道圓柱形
鋼制煙囪
在寒冷的早晨
排放熱氣，
制造一尊完美的
煙氣之柱，
作為信號，讓所有人
來讀：
我們在這里
用我們的煉金術，
溶解、變形、升華。
添加煤煙，使之倍增
許多倍，
成為生物圈不能忽視的
公告。
然而，宇宙這個
龐大的星塵怪獸，
繼續(xù)在緩緩滾動：
信號消散，
恒星冷卻，
行星凝結，
彗星發(fā)現(xiàn)新火種
能點燃
它們閃閃發(fā)光的尾巴。
The Weight of Squid on a Full Moon Night
Maryann Hurtt
on Halong Bay
in the South China Sea
I bamboo pole jig
wait for pull and tug
the weight of squid
my pole digs deep
then leaps
a squid now flies
its shiny body lit by the moon
at lunch tomorrow
I will remember an inky eye
how it stabbed my heart
and how we fill our hunger
so dependent
on the weight of squid
月圓之夜烏賊的重量
張瓊譯
南中國海
下龍灣
我放下釣竿
靜候拖曳
烏賊的重量
釣竿拽得很深
忽地彈起
一只烏賊飛出
光溜的身子月下閃亮
明天午餐
我會記得那烏黑眼睛
如何刺痛了我的心
以及我們?yōu)楹?/span>
如此依賴烏賊的重量
來填補饑餓
A Story of Wanderlust
James Burton
Through life I’ve sang a song of wanderlust
Traveling from Boston to Kathmandu
There is no time for me to gather rust
Through each metropolis, a cuisine’s must
Wafts from taverns, and art in every hue
Through life I’ve sang a song of wanderlust
I’ve dated girls for love and for lust
But all of those relationships fell through
There is no time for me to gather rust
In each new town are new seeds of mistrust
Until I meet old friends or make some new
Through life I’ve sang a song of wanderlust
All of my things are worn and caked in dust
I wash once more; to a new state I flew
There is no time for me to gather rust
Within me I know I could not adjust
To a change of static and just one view
Through life I’ve sang a song of wanderlust
There is no time for me to gather rust
旅行癖的故事
黃金珠譯
我一生都在為旅行歌唱
從波士頓游歷到加德滿都
無暇在腐蝕游戲中自我釋放
來到大都市，那些美味最為難忘
在館舍上飄香，還有藝術色彩的綻放
我一生都在為旅行歌唱
七情六欲難捱，尋找約會的姑娘
但終究一切，都成云煙過往
無暇在腐蝕游戲中自我釋放
陌生的小鎮(zhèn)，帶著懷疑的目光
直到遇到舊識，直到結識新友
我一生都在為旅行歌唱
隨身的物品，磨蝕后灰又臟
重新洗過，起身飛往另一個地方
無暇在腐蝕游戲中自我釋放
內(nèi)心深處，甚至不能想象
一層不變的視野和風光
我一生都在為旅行歌唱
無暇在腐蝕游戲中自我釋放
Questions
Marilyn Zelke Windau
if stars are hidden in this cloud of night sky
are there still stars?
if snow is coming in April
is it still winter?
if I can't remember events, locations
are they still events and locations?
is my sibling a forerunner of mindfulness?
if I concentrate on words and meanings
can they be accepted as meanderings and puzzles?
does one life have to be explained?
do lucid moments count in the addition of moments?
does it matter that I didn't take physics in high school?
is blithering an acceptable saga for publication?
千千問
段冰知 譯
如果被夜空云朵遮蔽，
還有星星嗎？
如果四月飛雪
那還算冬天嗎？
如果有些事、有些地方我已記不起
那它們還存在不？
我的兄弟姐妹是不是正念先驅(qū)？
如果我全神貫注于一些話語及其含義
它們是否可以當作漫談與謎題？
人的一生有沒有必要作解釋？
清醒時刻算不算重要時刻？
我中學時不修物理課要緊嗎？
戲說但好聽的故事可以出版不？
The Dark Side
Ed Werstein
That the moon rises and sets
waxes and wanes
and has the face of a man
are moon myths created
by our earth-bound perception.
In reality, it's just a big rock
blasted out to its current position
by some prehistoric cataclysm.
It's just sitting out there
orbiting the Earth
and showing us the same face
orbit after orbit
not even spinning on its axis
as the sun plays shadow tricks with us.
The dark side.
What is she hiding from us?
The back side of the moon.
What is going on over there?
Do you think she is mooning Mars?
黑暗的那一面
張俊鋒 譯
月亮，升了又落
缺了又圓
她有一張男人的臉
這些都是按地球人的觀念
編造的月亮神話。
事實上，月亮只不過是
史前大災難中迸發(fā)到當前位置的
一大塊巖石。
她就蹲在哪里
繞著地球轉
一圈又一圈
永遠給我們看同一張臉
甚至也不繞軸自轉
就像太陽與我們玩影子戲法那樣。
黑暗的那一面。
她在對我們隱瞞著些什么呢？
月亮的背面。
那里到底發(fā)生著些什么事呢？
你覺得她是在思念火星嗎？
Poetry reading by Nathan and Lily
Spring Makes True
Nathan Reid
Spring makes true the wild trails
we dreamt ambling all winter
where the weather smiles so brightly
we must step off the road to meet it
without soaked laces or muddy soles
where gravel is friendly, inspiring folk songs
Spring makes true the unlocked sun
where rainbows escape through prism bars
coating our skin with a simmering sense
we possessed formerly in hibernation
where not the bird, nor the song, nor the nest, nor the tree
but the egg is eyed as most beautiful
Spring makes true forgotten rain
rebirthing our spirits, thawing thoughts
over sunflowers, converting us from
adult to embryo to child to adult again
where warm nights keep windows yawning
as loose cloth giggles on toward summer
春天喚醒真實
楊中仁 譯
春天荒野小徑變得清晰
我們整冬都在夢想真實
春天的天氣那么明媚
我們須得離開大路去擁抱你
鞋帶不會濕鞋底也無泥
春天礫石也友善，激情民歌陣陣歡
春天太陽明媚顯真形
彩虹走出棱鏡進天空
感覺皮膚添了層溫情
原來我們身處冬眠中
那兒沒樹、沒窩、沒歌、沒鳥
只有鳥蛋才是最漂亮的
春天有久違的雨來滋潤
靈魂得以重生，思想得以融通
掠過太陽花，把我們從成人
轉化成胚胎成兒童再到成人
那里溫暖的夜晚讓窗戶打著哈欠
寬松衣裳咯咯笑著邁向夏天
Poetry reading by Lisa and Lily
Orchid
Lisa Vihos
The orchids fell away
and left two dry sticks.
I kept them by the window
all through winter.
There were those who scoffed,
faithless in the ways of death.
But who laughs now?
Only me and the new blossom.
蘭花
徐英才 譯
蘭花蔫了
僅剩兩根干癟的莖干
整個冬天
我都把它們留在窗邊
有人嘲笑它們
生死無常
不過，現(xiàn)在誰最得意？
當然是我，還有新近盛開的花
無形的風
徐英才
春柳
在溪旁搖曳
晃出婀娜的姿態(tài)
夏云
在碧天游走
呈現(xiàn)萬般的風情
秋葉
平地起舞
猶如神話里仙女拂袖
冬雪
漫天飛舞
恰似夢幻里星海隕落
無形的風
因助他而有形
無形的風
讓四季翻轉
讓萬物靈動
無形的風
是無名英雄
是幕后王者
The Invisible Wind
Translated by Yingcai Xu
Spring willows
Sway by streams
In graceful postures
Summer clouds
Roam in the azure sky
In various poses
Autumn leaves
Swirl up from the ground
Looking as if a Chinese fairy lady flicking her long sleeves
Winter snowflakes
Dance in the sky
Looking as if a sea of stars drifting down in a dream
The invisible wind
Becomes visible in helping others
The invisible wind
Turns the four seasons around
And revitalizes all beings
The invisible wind
Is an anonymous hero
And the King behind the scenes
傘
徐英才
你總是攏著身
斜依在墻角
默默等待
等到變天時
抑或大雨滂沱
抑或雷電交加
抑或朔風凌厲
你毫無懼色
一躍而起
張開手臂
用你的肉身
去阻擋鋪天蓋地的來襲
為你的主人
支起一個安全祥和的世界
你單薄的身體
在風雨中搖晃
任憑雷鳴電閃
卻從未動搖過
你護主的信念
The Umbrella
Translated by Yingcai Xu
You always huddle
In a corner
Waiting
-- Waiting for the weather to change
When rain pelts
When thunder crashes and lightning flashes
And when north wind sweeps
You, showing no fear at all
Spring up
And wide open your arms
Using your body
To shield from the attacks coming from all around
Setting up a safe and peaceful world
For your owner
Your thin body
Shakes in the wind and rain
But despite the thunder and lightning
You have never shaked your will
In protecting your owner
七絕
春歸 (新韻)
薛凱
夢聞故土柳笛聲，
攜子輕裝踏夜程。
好在月兒知我意，
千山萬水也隨行。
Qi Jue
Spring Return (New Rhyme)
Translated by Scott Mills
In a dream I hear the sound of the willow reed from my hometown,
Packing lightly, I take my children by the hand and set out on the evening road.
Fortunately the moon understands my intentions,
So too the mountains and rivers accompany me.
五絕
二顧磨坊
薛凱
重遊古磨坊，
煙裊麥仍香。
幾世風霜路，
今朝碧柳揚。
Wu Jue
A Second Visit to Old Mill Village
Translated by Scott Mills
On my second visit to the Old Mill Village,
The smoke curls upwards as the fragrance of wheat lingers.
After past generations of toil and hardship,
Today a valley of verdant green willows.
Note: Spring Mill State Park is in southern Indiana
五絕
雜草
薛凱
本已未承恩，
何為翠草論。
莫言銷棄苦，
見縫便生根。
Wu Jue
Weeds
Translated by Scott Mills
Disliked from birth,
Why am I compared with the green grass?
Ignoring the bitterness of being cut and cast away,
I still come back in any crack.
五絕
蒲公英
薛凱
隨風落地生，
芳影伴蟲鳴。
獨樹黃花韻，
誰憐野草情。
Wu Jue
Dandelion
Translated by Scott Mills
I will grow wherever the wind blows me,
My shadow is accompanied only by the songs of insects.
My yellow flower is my sole charm,
Who has compassion for the feelings of the wild weed?
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華語詩學會理事會組織機構
會 長：徐英才
副會長：冰花、張庭、顏海峰
秘書長：李莉
成 員: (按拼音排列) 冰花、焦海麗、李莉、虔謙、徐英才、薛凱、顏海峰、張庭
華語詩學會?？对姷钐谩肪幬蓡T
總編：徐英才
副總編：張庭
內(nèi)容總監(jiān)：冰花
主編：虔謙（新詩部）
主編：天端（古詩部）
主編：焦海麗（評訪部）
主編：魏建國（詩論部）
主編：李莉（配音部）
副主編：焦海麗（新詩部）
副主編：耿慧、申美英（古詩詞）
副主編：李莉（評訪部）
編輯：(按拼音排列) 達文、李玥，歐路行、釋圣靜、無定河、西鷹、杰福瑞張
英語詩歌編輯部
主任：薛凱
主編：Sylvia Cavanaugh
副主編：Lisa Vihos
編輯：Gerry Brauer, James Burton, Danny Fahey, Cheryl Hamann, Scott Mills, Judy Rowe, Sheryl Slocum (按字母順序排列)
翻譯部
翻譯主編：李正栓、史潘榮、張智中(按拼音排列)
執(zhí)行主編：丁立群、段冰知、吳偉雄、任誠剛、石永浩、解斌、顏海峰、葉如鋼、楊秀波、楊中仁、于元元、張瓊、張俊鋒、張紫涵、趙宜忠（拼音排序）
文宣拓展部
部長：薛凱
微信微刊分部
主任：焦海麗
副主任：耿慧、鄧玉蘭、星星
中國文宣拓展分部
主任：無定河
副主任：釋圣靜
國際文宣拓展分部
主任：Scott Mills
副主任：李玥
刊頭書法：徐英才
本期編輯：薛凱
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