Hindustani Lyrics
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Lo, thou hast made me as the dust that flies Unheeded in the street, O were I that which in her pathway lies, Trodden beneath her feet!
My heart is as it were to fringes shred, Such wounds it had to bear;Would that it were the comb, to touch her head, To tend her perfumed hair!
Long have I known that it was thy design To burn my soul outright;O may at least the happy fate be mine To be the Tavern light!
ZAFAR.
XLIII.
Mine eyes were shut And yet I saw the shining vision gleam;Now that mine eyes ...are opened, know I not Was it a thought that held me--or a dream?
Long to myself I said--It will be well, When I can see her, I will tell my pain:Now she is here, what is there left to tell? No griefs remain.
Faithless she is to me, and pitiless, Despotic and tyrannical she is, I looked for love, I looked for tenderness, I leant on vain impossibilities.
I listened to thy voice that stole to me Across the curtain where thou satst apart, Desire came like a restless ecstasy, A sorcery that fell upon my heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lo, thou hast made me as the dust that flies Unheeded in the street, O were I that which in her pathway lies, Trodden beneath her feet!
My heart is as it were to fringes shred, Such wounds it had to bear;Would that it were the comb, to touch her head, To tend her perfumed hair!
Long have I known that it was thy design To burn my soul outright;O may at least the happy fate be mine To be the Tavern light!
ZAFAR.
XLIII.
Mine eyes were shut And yet I saw the shining vision gleam;Now that mine eyes ...are opened, know I not Was it a thought that held me--or a dream?
Long to myself I said--It will be well, When I can see her, I will tell my pain:Now she is here, what is there left to tell? No griefs remain.
Faithless she is to me, and pitiless, Despotic and tyrannical she is, I looked for love, I looked for tenderness, I leant on vain impossibilities.
I listened to thy voice that stole to me Across the curtain where thou satst apart, Desire came like a restless ecstasy, A sorcery that fell upon my heart.
What to read after Hindustani Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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