And even more important, Lycidas will continue to sing in heaven just as he had sung on earth, except now he can hear the unexpressive - that means "inexpressible" -- nuptial song.
Though Lyotard's "Aesthetics of Sublimity", which sprung from it, has many differences from Kant's theory on sublimity, the approach still conforms to Kant's essential thinking. To a certain degree, modern western art illustrates the "unexpressive" aesthetics of the sublime.
更重要的是，利西达斯在天堂依旧会唱歌,正如他在人间唱歌一样，除了现在他听到的是unexpressive的,-意思是“难以言传的“--婚礼之歌。
