Flowers From Persian Poets 2
Flowers From Persian Poets 2
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Mid her proudest princes my place is high.
And the trusted friend of the king am I." These words from her idol Zulaikha heard, And her spirit, long dead, with new life was stirred.
In the quickening balm of his sweet voice came To her soul new patience, and strength to her frame.
She rose frt>m her dream, and her heart was gay ; The cloud of madness had passed away.
Pleasant and gay were Zulaikha's words, And her voice was sweet as a musical bird's ; The seal of the casket of speech she broke, ...And of many a city and country spoke.
And of Sham and Rum, and sugar ran down From her lips at mention of Egypt's renown ; * Of the deeds that her people had done of old, Of the Grand Vizir and his state she told.
When she spoke of the title she loved so well.
As falls a shadow, to earth she fell ; She rained down blood from the cloud of her eyes.
And the voice of her weeping went up to the skies.
1 Egypt (Misr) was Cunous lor sugar, which in India is still called misri.
Digitized by Google Thus passed her day and her eight ; of naught Save her love and his country she spoke or thought When she mentioned his title, her voice was glad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mid her proudest princes my place is high.
And the trusted friend of the king am I." These words from her idol Zulaikha heard, And her spirit, long dead, with new life was stirred.
In the quickening balm of his sweet voice came To her soul new patience, and strength to her frame.
She rose frt>m her dream, and her heart was gay ; The cloud of madness had passed away.
Pleasant and gay were Zulaikha's words, And her voice was sweet as a musical bird's ; The seal of the casket of speech she broke, ...And of many a city and country spoke.
And of Sham and Rum, and sugar ran down From her lips at mention of Egypt's renown ; * Of the deeds that her people had done of old, Of the Grand Vizir and his state she told.
When she spoke of the title she loved so well.
As falls a shadow, to earth she fell ; She rained down blood from the cloud of her eyes.
And the voice of her weeping went up to the skies.
1 Egypt (Misr) was Cunous lor sugar, which in India is still called misri.
Digitized by Google Thus passed her day and her eight ; of naught Save her love and his country she spoke or thought When she mentioned his title, her voice was glad.
What to read after Flowers From Persian Poets 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Omar Khayyám to read onlineMoreLess
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