苏教版高中必修一《3、六月我们看海去》 课文原文-教育文档
苏教版高中必修一《3、六月我们看海去》课文
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看海去看海去没有驼铃我们也要去远方
小雨噼噼啪啪打在我们的身上和脸上
象小时候外婆絮絮叨叨的叮咛我们早已遗忘
大海啊大海离我们遥远遥远该有多么遥远
可我们今天已不属于童稚属于单纯属于幻想
我们一群群五颜六色风风火火我们年轻
精力旺盛总喜欢一天到晚欢欢乐乐匆匆忙忙
象一台机器迂回于教室书馆食堂我们和知识苦恋
有时对着脏衣服我们也嘻嘻哈哈发泄淡淡的优伤
常常我们登上阳台眺望远方也把六月眺望
风撩起我们的长发象一曲《蓝色的多瑙河》飘飘荡荡
我们我们我们相信自己的脚步就象相信天空啊
尽管生在北方的田野影集里也要有大海的喧响
六月看海去看海去我们看海去
我们要枕着沙滩也让沙滩多情地抚摸我们赤裸的情感
让那海天无边的苍茫回映我们心灵的空旷
捡拾一颗颗不知是丢失还是扔掉的贝壳我们高高兴兴
再把它们一颗颗串起也串起我们闪光的向往
我们我们我们是一群东奔西闯狂妄自信的哥伦布呵
总以为生下来就经受过考验经受过风霜
长大了不信神不信鬼甚至不相信我们有太多的幼稚
我们我们我们就是不愿意停留在生活的坐标轴上
六月是我们的季节很久我们就期待我们期待了很久
看海去看海去没有驼铃我们也要去远方
(1983·原载《读者》，入选统编高中语文课本) 潘洗尘，1964年出生于黑龙江省肇源县兴安乡东风村。1982-1986年就读于哈尔滨师范大学中文系。上世纪八十年代开始诗歌创作，2019年开始陆续有诗作《饮九月初九的酒》《六月我们看海去》等入选普通高中语文课本和大学语文教材。创办《诗歌EMS》周刊、《读诗》季刊等诗歌媒体。现为天问文化传播机构(北京、沈阳、长春、哈尔滨)董事长，并担任国内多家诗歌刊物的主编。
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