真文藝：英國(guó)脫歐，人們作詩(shī)表態(tài)

To be in the European Union, or not to be? That was the question.

留歐，還是脫歐?這是一個(gè)問(wèn)題。

After the United Kingdom voted on Thursday to leave the EU, many of its citizens are now turning to poetry to deal with the uncertain aftermath.

上周四英國(guó)舉行了脫歐公投，對(duì)于禍福難料的脫歐后果，很多英國(guó)公民都寫(xiě)詩(shī)來(lái)表達(dá)他們的憂慮。

As a petition calling for a second referendum gained momentum and #regrexit officially became a thing, the #WriteAPoemAboutBrexit hashtag also started to trend on Twitter.

隨著請(qǐng)求進(jìn)行第二次公投的呼聲越來(lái)越高漲，#悔脫歐 成為了一大話題，#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī) 這一話題標(biāo)簽也開(kāi)始在推特上風(fēng)靡起來(lái)。

Hundreds of people have now penned rhymes to express their feelings on the Brexit, with the majority (but not all) lamenting the vote to leave. Here are some of the best:

現(xiàn)在，數(shù)以百計(jì)的人都寫(xiě)詩(shī)來(lái)表達(dá)對(duì)英國(guó)脫歐的心情，大多數(shù)(可不是全部)人都為選擇離開(kāi)而感到痛惜。這里選取了幾個(gè)寫(xiě)得最好的：

The people have spoken,

With voices ignorant and loud.

We're abandoning humanity,

I've never been less proud.

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— CassCams (@CassCamsModels) June 26, 2016

人民發(fā)聲了，

聲音響亮卻充滿著無(wú)知，

我們正在拋棄人道，

我從來(lái)未曾如此失望。

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——卡斯卡姆斯(@CassCamsModels)2016.6.26

Brainwashed by the far right, a victim to your fears

How did you mark your ballot with your fingers in your ears?

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Paul O'Hagan (@pmohagan) June 25, 2016

被極右勢(shì)力洗了腦，成為內(nèi)心恐懼的受害者

手指堵住了耳朵，你居然這樣投票!

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——保羅•歐哈根(@pmohagan)2016.6.25

You've ranted and raved about immigration, but all you've done is divided a nation.

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Thomas Hemingford (@THemingford) June 25, 2016

你們是那樣地痛罵指責(zé)移民，但你們所做的一切卻分裂了一個(gè)國(guó)家。

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——托馬斯•赫明福德(@THemingford)2016.6.25

Dave tried to save his own skin

By asking Brits to vote out or in

He lost his bet

Many wept

As reality sank in.

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Kerry-Anne Mendoza (@Scriptonite) June 25, 2016

戴維試圖保全自己

他讓英國(guó)人選擇去留

他輸?shù)袅速€注

很多人流下眼淚

隨著塵埃落定

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——凱瑞-安妮•門(mén)多薩(@ Scriptonite)2016.6.25

Bigotry hijacked the vote

Unleashing real dangers

Now we're strangers in a country

That doesn't welcome strangers

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Jo Duffy (@JoDuffy91) June 25, 2016

偏執(zhí)綁架了選票

讓真正的危險(xiǎn)奪籠而出

現(xiàn)在我們是這個(gè)國(guó)家的陌生人

而陌生人在這里并不受歡迎

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——喬•達(dá)菲(@JoDuffy91)2016.6.25

Roses Are Red

Violets Are Blue

Went To Vote

Without Knowing What is EU

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Muskaan (@Muskaan016) June 26, 2016

玫瑰是紅的

紫羅蘭是藍(lán)的

你們?nèi)ネ镀?/p>

卻不知何為歐盟

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——瑪斯卡安(@Muskaan016)2016.6.26

They led people up the garden path

And I dread the oncoming aftermath

And who'll pay more?

The working class poor

#writeapoemaboutBrexit

— Kerry O’Hare (@kerry_ohare) June 25, 2016

他們把人民引向歧途

即將來(lái)臨的后果使我惶恐

誰(shuí)會(huì)付出更多代價(jià)?

當(dāng)然是窮苦的勞動(dòng)階級(jí)

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——凱瑞•奧黑爾(@kerry_ohare)2016.6.25

Roses are red

Violets are blue

We don't know it yet

But we're totally screwed

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Tony Lyons (@tonylyons132) June 25, 2016

玫瑰是紅的

紫羅蘭是藍(lán)的

我們還不知道

但我們都完蛋了

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——托尼•萊昂斯(@tonylyons132)2016.6.25

Brexit MPs told a lie

£350m for NHS, pie in the sky

Mr Osborne hides away

Will Brexit budget see the light of day?

#WriteaPoemaboutBrexit

— Posh bint in a hat (@glynbmil) June 25, 2016

主張脫歐的議員們?nèi)隽藗€(gè)謊

拿三億五千萬(wàn)英鎊給醫(yī)療體系，就像那天上的大餅

奧斯本先生躲了起來(lái)

英國(guó)脫歐的預(yù)算還能否見(jiàn)天日?

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——戴帽子的時(shí)髦少女(@glynbmil)2016.6.25

Still can’t believe it,

Oh what a fright,

To see the working class,

Duped into voting for the far right.

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— bloodtub (@bloodtub63) June 25, 2016

還是難以相信，

啊，這是怎樣的驚駭，

眼睜睜看著勞動(dòng)人民，

被騙去投極右勢(shì)力的票。

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——流血的浴盆(@bloodtub63)2016.6.25

I've torn away from tiramusu

I've snubbed your crepe suzette

How I will long for strudel

Now I'm left with Eton Mess

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Shiv (@Dorreez) June 25, 2016

我曾離棄提拉米蘇

我也曾冷落你們的可麗餅

我將怎樣地渴望薄酥卷餅

現(xiàn)在的我只能與伊頓麥斯為伴

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——希夫(@Dorreez)2016.6.25

We won! Move on! We’re sick of your grumbles!

Meanwhile the pound slumps and the union crumbles

#writeapoemaboutbrexit

— Jacqui (@pinkgerbera1) June 25, 2016

我們贏了!向前進(jìn)!我們煩透了你們的抱怨!

與此同時(shí)英鎊下跌，聯(lián)合王國(guó)就要崩裂

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——雅基(@pinkgerbera1)2016.6.25

Roses are red

Violets are blue

Well they used to be

When we were in EU

Now our toxic soil

Turned those blooms to poo

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— CTS (@C_T_S) June 25, 2016

玫瑰是紅的

紫羅蘭是藍(lán)的

而這只是他們?cè)?jīng)的樣子

當(dāng)我們還在歐盟的時(shí)候

現(xiàn)在我們的有毒的土地

把那些花兒變成了屎

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——CTS(@C_T_S)2016.6.25

Manipulation

Of the nation

And lies about immigration

will cause more deprivation

And more privatisation.

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Judy Cera (@JudyCera1) June 25, 2016

操縱

這個(gè)國(guó)家

掩蓋移民的真相

會(huì)導(dǎo)致更多的貧窮

和更多的私有化

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——朱迪•塞拉(@JudyCera1)2016.6.25

London Bridge is falling down

Falling down

Falling down

London Bridge is falling dow

And no EU grant to fix it

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Lawrence Richards (@L_K_Richards) June 25, 2016

倫敦橋要倒了

要倒了

要倒了

倫敦橋要倒了

但沒(méi)有歐盟撥款來(lái)修繕?biāo)?/p>

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——勞倫斯•理查德斯(@L_K_Richards)2016.6.25

A little island voted Leave

And drifted off to sea

Headed for the Lands of Grief

With Hate for company.

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Fourfoot (@fourfoot) June 25, 2016

一個(gè)小島選擇離開(kāi)

飄向大海

前往那悲傷之地

帶著對(duì)同伴的厭惡離去。

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——四只腳(@fourfoot)2016.6.25

If your having sour grapes, I feel bad for you son, we've got 99 problems but the EU ain't one!

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— Bruce Collier (@Chevey0) June 25, 2016

如果你正吃著酸葡萄，我為你感到悲哀，孩子，我們有99個(gè)問(wèn)題，但歐盟不在其中!

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——布魯斯•科利爾(@Chevey0)2016.6.25

I voted out

You voted in

Now my vote isn't important

Cos you didn't win

#WriteAPoemAboutBrexit

— (Christine) (@justme44xx) June 25, 2016

我投了去

你投了留

現(xiàn)在我的投票不重要了

因?yàn)槟銈儧](méi)有贏

#為英國(guó)脫歐寫(xiě)首詩(shī)

——(克里斯汀)(@justme44xx)2016.6.25