Don Folquet And Other Poems
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Swift were their barbs, for at the dawning light I saw Granada s plain, and ere the night Its market-place, wherein they led me out And sold me weeping mid the din and shout. Twas a good price, wise Edriz, that you paid For me a wild thing from the mountain glade !
When you had seen me bathed and per fumed sweet My hair all unguents, robed unto my feet In Persian silks and pearls in strings that glowed Like rainbow fetters then along the road At morn you led me on a palfrey white Across the cit...y squares and up Alhambra s height.
Yea, beautiful was Yussuf on that day He welcomed me! They bade me bend and say "Salaam, " and then he took me by the hand.
68 ARIFA THE TREE OF LIGHT" All cloth of gold his raiment was, a band Of diamonds on his forehead, when he spoke And named me first "Arifa" there awoke The woman in my breast; the flush of shame And rapture coursing swiftly through my frame Was sign I loved him. But twas ever so With each new plaything from the mart below; For there was none like him to touch the lute And stringed kanun; the nightingales were mute In ecstasy to hear his voice ; his smile Was as the springtime through some pearl- strewn isle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Swift were their barbs, for at the dawning light I saw Granada s plain, and ere the night Its market-place, wherein they led me out And sold me weeping mid the din and shout. Twas a good price, wise Edriz, that you paid For me a wild thing from the mountain glade !
When you had seen me bathed and per fumed sweet My hair all unguents, robed unto my feet In Persian silks and pearls in strings that glowed Like rainbow fetters then along the road At morn you led me on a palfrey white Across the cit...y squares and up Alhambra s height.
Yea, beautiful was Yussuf on that day He welcomed me! They bade me bend and say "Salaam, " and then he took me by the hand.
68 ARIFA THE TREE OF LIGHT" All cloth of gold his raiment was, a band Of diamonds on his forehead, when he spoke And named me first "Arifa" there awoke The woman in my breast; the flush of shame And rapture coursing swiftly through my frame Was sign I loved him. But twas ever so With each new plaything from the mart below; For there was none like him to touch the lute And stringed kanun; the nightingales were mute In ecstasy to hear his voice ; his smile Was as the springtime through some pearl- strewn isle.
What to read after Don Folquet And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Walsh to read onlineMoreLess
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