I think we're taken aback here. We're taken aback by the rude interruption in the otherwise seamless flow of the poet's lament.

在这点上我们被震惊了，被这种粗鲁的打断深深震惊了,否则诗人的悲叹将会天衣无缝的流畅通顺下去。

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which totally goes against the stereotype of like "New Yorkers are mean, they are all like rude and everything."

和那种“纽约人很刻薄，都很没礼貌。”的刻板印象截然不同，

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Anything he writes is going to be forced, compelled - and with his forced fingers rude he violates the formal prosodic, the metrical, scheme of his elegy at its very opening.

他写什么都是被迫的，不得已而为之的,-用他这粗鲁的手指，他在这悼亡诗的一开头，就没能遵守写诗的韵律规范。

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The poet's fingers by the end of Lycidas aren't forced or rude.

在的最后，诗人的手指并没有紧扣着。

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