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你将会微笑,我亲爱的甜心,你将会问,为什么我突然间变得如此花言巧语?不过,如果我能把你那温柔而纯洁的心紧紧地贴在自己的心上,我就会默默无言。我不能用唇吻你,只能求助于文字,用文字来传达我的亲吻……
不可否认,世间有许多女人,而且有些非常美丽,但是哪里能找到一副面容,它的每一根线条,甚至每一处皱纹,都能够唤起我生命中最强烈、最美好的回忆呢?甚至我那无限的悲痛,无可挽回的损失,都可以从你可爱的容颜中看出来,而当我遍吻你那可爱的面庞的时候,我就能忘掉这些悲痛。“在她的怀抱中埋葬,再在她的亲吻下复活”,正是因为拥有了你的拥抱和你的亲吻,我既不需要婆罗门和毕达哥拉斯的转世学说,也不需要基督教的复活学说……
卡尔·马克思致燕妮·马克思(2)
再见,我亲爱的甜心,千万次地亲吻你和孩子们。
你的卡尔
1856年6月21日,曼彻斯特
Karl Marx
To
Manchester;
June 21; 1856
My heart's beloved;
I am writing you again; because I am alone and because it troubles me always to have a dialogue with you in my head; without your knowing anything about it or hearing it or being able to answer。 Poor as your photograph is; it does perform a service for me; and I now understand how even the “Black Madonna”; the most disgraceful portrait of the Mother of God; could find indestructible admirers; indeed even more admirers than the good portraits。 In any case; those Black Madonna pictures have never been more kissed; looked at; and adored than your photograph; which; although not black; is morose; and absolutely does not reflect your darling; sweet; kissable dolce face。 But I improve upon the sun's rays; which have painted falsely; and find that my eyes; so spoiled by lamplight and tobacco; can still paint; not only in dream but also while awake。 I have you vivaciously before me; and I carry you on my hands; and I kiss you from head to foot; and I fall on my knees before you; and I groan;“Madame; I love you。” And I truly love you; more than the Moor of Venice ever loved。 The false and worthless world views virtually all terary characters falsely and worthlessly。 Who of my many slanderers and snaketongued enemies had ever reproached me that I am destined to play the role of chief lover in a secondclass theater? And yet it is true。 If the scoundrels had had wit; they would have painted “the production and direction” on one side; and me lying at your feet on the other。 Look to this picture and to that in English— they would have written underneath。 But dumb scoundrels they are and dumb they will remain; in all eternity。
Momentary absence is good; for in constant presence things seem too much alike to be differentiated。 Proximity dwarfs even towers; while the petty and the monplace; at close view; grow too big。 Small habits; which may physically irritate and take on emotional form; disappear when the immediate object is removed from the eye。 Great passions; which through proximity assume the form of petty routine; grow and again take on their natural dimension on account of the magic of distance。 So it is with my love。 You have only to be snatched away from me even in a mere dream; and I know immediately that the time has only served; as do sun and rain for plants; for growth。 The moment you are absent; my love for you shows itself to be what it is; a giant; in which are crowded together all the energy of my spirit and all the character of my heart。 It makes me feel like a man again; because I feel a great passion; and the multifariousness; in which study and modern education entangle us; and the skepticism which necessarily makes us find fault with all subjective and objective impressions; all of these are entirely designed to make us all small and weak and whining。 But love—not love for the Feuerbachtype of man; not for the metabolism; not for the proletariat—but the love for the beloved and particularly for you; makes a man again a man。
You will smile; my sweet heart; and ask how did I e to all this rhetoric? If I could press your sweet; white heart to my heart; I would keep silent and not say a word。 Since I cannot kiss with my lips; I must kiss with language and make words…
There are actually many females in the world; and some among them are beautiful。 But where could I find again a face; whose every feature; even every wrinkle; is a reminder of the greatest and sweetest memories of my life? Even my endless pains; my irreplaceable losses; I read in your sweet countenance; and I kiss away the pain when I kiss your sweet face。 “Buried in her arms; awakened by her kisses” —namely; in your arms and by your kisses; and I grant the Brahmins and Pythagoras their doctrine of regeneration and Christianity its doctrine of resurrection…
Goodbye; my sweet heart。 I kiss you and the children many thousand times。
Yours;
Karl
。。
詹姆斯·乔伊斯致妻子娜拉
詹姆斯·乔伊斯(1882—1941),二十世纪西方最富有独创性且影响巨大的作家。他出生于爱尔兰首都都柏林,早年为了成为神父,受到严格的古典文化教育。二十一岁时,由于人生观发生剧变,他同宗教信仰痛苦地决裂,这一激烈的思想矛盾在他中年时所写的自传体小说《青年艺术家的肖像》中有所反映。后来,他离开故乡,在欧洲各地漂泊。尽管如此,在他的大部分作品中,题材与人物都集中在都柏林,作者描绘那里的风土人情,表达对故乡苦恼的回忆。他的代表作有《青年艺术家的肖像》、《尤利西斯》。在世界文坛上,詹姆斯·乔伊斯被认为是“意识流小说之父”,是一个“不属于一个时代,而属于所有世纪”的享誉千古的文学巨匠。他的《尤利西斯》被认为是一部“登峰造极”的小说,甚至被称为“天书”。
亲爱的:
你没有写信给我,我感到非常沮丧。你生病了吗?
我和一位老朋友拜恩谈起了这件事,他完全站在你的一边,认为那一切都是“该受到诅咒的谎言”。
我是个多么不称职的家伙啊!但是,亲爱的,在这件事之后我要更值得你去爱。
今天,我寄给你三大包带壳的可可子,收到之后请告诉我一声。
我的妹妹勃比明天就走了。
我今天签署了《都柏林人》一书的出版合同。
请代我向斯坦尼道歉,因为我没有给他写信。
我亲爱的高贵的娜拉,我请求你原谅我那可鄙的行为。但是,亲爱的,夹在他们之间使我失去了理智。亲爱的,我们将挫败他们那些可鄙的阴谋。亲爱的甜心,你将会原谅我,是吗?
最亲爱的人儿,对我说一句话吧,哪怕说一句否认的话,我都会欣喜若狂!
你觉得好些了吗,亲爱的?你不再烦恼了,是吗?不要再去看我写给你的那些可怕的信,当时我在狂怒之下失去了理智。
现在我必须赶到邮政总局去,我要赶在邮件发走之前将信寄出。现在已经是午夜1点多钟了。
晚安,“我亲爱的宝贝”。
我想,没有一个男人可以配得上女人的爱。
亲爱的,原谅我吧!我爱你,正因为如此,一想到你和那个粗俗、不幸的家伙在一起,我就快要疯掉了。
亲爱的娜拉,我非常谦卑地向你道歉。再一次将我搂入你的怀中吧!让我更配得上你的爱。
不过,我会成功的,那时你会站在我这一边。
晚安,“我最亲爱的”,“我的宝贝”。现在,全部的生活向我们敞开了,这虽然是一场苦涩的经历,但是我们的爱情将会更加甜蜜。
把你的双唇给我,亲爱的。
“此刻我的吻带来宁静,
安抚了你的心,
继�