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名人诗歌|诗歌:Love is Thicker than Forget

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Love is more thicker than forget

More thinner than recall

More seldom than a wave is wet

More frequent than to fail

It is most mad and moonly

And less it shall unbe

Than all the sea which only

Is deeper than the sea

Love is less always than to win

Less never than alive

Less bigger than the least begin

Less littler than forgive

It is most sane and sunly

And more it cannot die

Than all the sky which only

Is higher than the sky

爱情比忘却厚

爱情比忘却厚

比回忆薄

比潮湿的波浪少

比失败多

它最痴癫最疯狂

但比起所有

比海洋更深的海洋

它更为长久

爱情总比胜利少见

却比活着多些

不大于没办法开始

不小于谅解

他最明朗最明确

而比起所有

比天空更高的天空

他更为不朽


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