IN MEXICO

My verse is no upholstered chariot

Gliding oil-smooth on oiled wheels,

No swift and shining modern limousine,

But a pushcart, rather.

A crazy creaking pushcart, hard to push

Round corners, slung on shaky patchwork wheels,

That jolts and jumbles over the cobblestones

Its very various lading:

A lading of Spanish oranges, Smyrna figs,

Fly-specked apples, perhaps of the Hesperides,

Curious fruits of the Indies, pepper-sweet ...

Stranger, choose and taste.

_Dolo_

A Pushcart at the Curb · 第 10 / 66 题