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著者纳捷宛‧达尔维什

出版者出版社：香港中文大学订阅出版社新书快讯新功能介绍

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出版日期出版日期：2015/12/25

语言语言：繁体中文

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This pocket-sized paperback is one of the twenty-two titles published for 2015 Hong Kong International Poetry Nights. The theme of IPHHK2015 is “Poetry and Conflict”. 21 international poets from 18 different places are invited to participate in recitations, symposia and sharing sessions of the Poetry Nights. A recitation focusing on 10 local Hong Kong poets, “Hong Kong Cantonese Poetry Night” is included. This collection seeks to make accessible the best of contemporary international poetry with outstanding translations.

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纳捷宛‧达尔维什

　　阿拉伯文年轻诗人，其成就在同辈中尤为突出。达尔维什1978年生于耶路撒冷，那年刚好是他的父母被赶出耶路撒冷西部的三十週年。在约旦安曼学习法律，当上律师不久后，他即转投文学事业，在巴勒斯坦国内两本文化杂志任编辑一职，并在2006至2012年期间为黎巴嫩当地大报《Al-Akhbar》撰写文化评论。达尔维什于2000年出版自己的第一本诗集，此后扬名阿拉伯世界，他的诗已给翻译成十五种语言在世界各地出版。2009年，达尔维什获贝鲁特文学节选为「39岁以下39位最佳阿拉伯文作家」之一。

　　Najwan Darwish, one of the foremost Arabic language poets of his generation, was born in Jerusalem in 1978, exactly thirty years after his family was exiled from their home in the western part of the city. Shortly after becoming a lawyer, he decided to give up law and devote himself to literature. Since the publication of his first collection in 2000, Darwish’s poetry has been acclaimed across the Arab world and has been translated into fifteen languages. In 2009, he was on the Hay Festival Beirut’s list of the "best 39 Arab authors under the age of 39."

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即使在战争中

我突然想低头看看自己疼痛的下半身
一时间又制止自己，唯恐找不见身体的一部分
我带着这丢失的部分，一路走下楼梯
又拖着残缺的身体，爬上床去（依然不忍细看）
我已经不在乎究竟残缺了何处
就算记得是何时怎样受伤，也于事无补

即使在战争中，我仍旧是匆匆过客

（牛子牧译）

Even in War

I considered looking at my lower half
where I could feel the pain
but held back for the moment , fearing
not to find some part of me
I kept on down the stairs, my missing part
still with me, and here I am
climbing into bed with my wanting body
(still not looking), and it no longer matters
where the damage is, and it will do no good
to remember how I was wounded

Even in war, I was just a passer-by

(Translated by Kareem James Abu-Zeid)