韩元吉·《霜天晓角·题采石蛾眉亭》英译

倚天绝壁，

直下江千尺。

天际两蛾凝黛，

愁与恨，

几时极？

怒潮风正急，

酒醒闻塞笛。

试问谪仙何处？

青山外，

远烟碧。

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Morning Horn and Frosty Sky

Written in the Pavilion at Frowning Cliff

Han Yuanji

A frowning cliff against the sky

Commands the river from a thousand feet high.

On the two far-off browlike peaks with green congealed,

How much grief is revealed?

Can we express

It in excess?

Over angry waves swift blows wind drear;

Awake from wine, I hear flute songs from the frontier.

May I know where is the poet divine?

Beyond the green hills in a line,

Where mist and cloud combine.