佚 名（譯）

The sea will wash in

but the rocks—jagged ribs

riding the cloth of foam

or a knob or pinnacles

with gannets—

are the stubborn man.

He invites the storm,he

lives by it?Instinct

with fears that are not fears

but prickles of ecstasy,

a secret liquor,a fire

that inflames his blood to

coldness so that the rocks

seem rather to leap

at the sea than the sea

to envelop them.They strain

forward to grasp ships

or even the sky itself that

bends down to be torn

upon them.To which he says,

It is I!I who am the rocks!

Without me nothing laughs.

圓丘、尖頂，

巖石如肋骨參差、粗糙；

駕馭無(wú)邊的海浪，

迎著撲面而來(lái)的波濤，

伴著塘鵝，

是英雄不屈不撓。

挺身雷雨，

笑迎風(fēng)暴，

充滿(mǎn)并非恐懼的恐懼，

那是陣陣驚喜、狂躁；

是神秘的烈酒，

是熊熊的火焰把你的血液燃燒，

直到最終冷卻，

巖石有了今天的相貌：

似乎他們縱身躍進(jìn)大海，

而不是海水把他們圍繞。

他們竭力把船只捉住，

甚至要把蒼天抓牢；

任由他們撕碎，

蒼天竟會(huì)躬身彎腰。

這就是我，這就是巖石！

沒(méi)有我世上就沒(méi)有歡笑。