有人把书比作高山,需要披荆斩棘攀登高峰;有人把书比作海洋,需要乘风破浪扬帆远航;有人把书比作灯塔,透过层层迷雾指引方向。可是美国诗人艾米莉·狄金森总是有自己独特的想象和比喻——没有一艘船能像一本书[美]艾米莉·狄金森没有一艘船能像一本书也没有一匹骏马能像一页跳跃着的诗行那样——把人带往远方。这渠道最穷的人也能走不必为通行税伤神 Some people like to compare the book to the mountains and need to climb through the peaks; others compare the book to the oceans and sail through the waves; others use the book as a beacon to guide the direction through layers of fog. But the American poet Emily Dickinson always has his own unique imagination and metaphor - no boat can be like a book [America] Emily Dickinson No boat can be like a book nor a The horse can be like a jumping verse - take people to the distance. The poorest people in this channel can walk without having to hurt the tax