W. B. Yeats - Two Songs Rewritten for the Tune's Sake (II) 汉译

I would that I were an old beggar

Rolling a blind pearl eye,

For he cannot see my lady

Go gallivanting by;

A dreary, dreepy beggar

Without a friend on the earth

But a thieving rascally cur -

O a beggar blind from his birth;

Or anything else but a rhymer

Without a thing in his head

But rhymes for a beautiful lady,

He rhyming alone in his bed.