273. 宫中词(朱庆余)

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寂(jì)寂(jì)花(huā)时(shí)闭(bì)院(yuàn)门(mén),()美(měi)人(rén)相(xiāng)并(bìng)立(lì)琼(qióng)轩(xuān)。()

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繁花盛开的时节,庭院里却一片寂静,院门紧闭;两位美人并肩站在华美的长廊下。

“寂寂”写宫中冷清,“花时”点出正该热闹的春天,反衬无人过问的冷落。“院门”紧闭,说明她们活动的范围有限。“相并立”写两人靠在一起,为下文想说私语作准备。

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含(hán)情(qíng)欲(yù)说(shuō)宫(gōng)中(zhōng)事(shì),()鹦(yīng)鹉(wǔ)前(qián)头(tóu)不(bù)敢(gǎn)言(yán)。()

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她们满怀心事,想要说说宫中的事,可有鹦鹉在跟前,终究不敢开口。

“鹦鹉”能学人说话,宫中豢养鹦鹉,两人怕它把私语传出去,所以有话不敢说。连一只鸟都要提防,可见宫中言谈的谨慎与处境的压抑。

赏析 · Commentary

寂静的春天和不敢说的话 · A Silent Spring and Words Left Unspoken

诗从院门的紧闭写到两个并肩的人,最后落在“不敢言”。全篇最响的声音,是一只可能学舌的鹦鹉。花开得再好,也无人来看;心里的事再多,也无人可说。宫中的压抑不在刑罚,而在这种处处需要提防的日常。

The poem moves from the shut gate to two women standing together, and ends on they do not dare. The loudest presence in the whole piece is a parrot that might repeat them. However fine the flowers, no one comes to see; however much the heart holds, there is no one to tell. The oppression of palace life lies not in punishment but in this everyday need to watch every word.

为什么偏偏是鹦鹉 · Why the Parrot

宫中忌言,可诗人没有写侍卫或宫规,只写一只鹦鹉。鸟不会告密,却会学舌;正因为它无辜,这份“不敢言”才更显得无处可逃。连对着鸟都要收声,那真正想说的话,恐怕一辈子也说不出口。

Palace speech is dangerous, yet instead of guards or rules the poet gives us a single parrot. The bird will not inform on them, but it will imitate them; precisely because it means no harm, the fear of speaking seems to leave nowhere to turn. If they must fall silent even before a bird, the words they truly wish to say may never be spoken at all.

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