Indian Poetry
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] * * * * * Hari keep you! He whose might, On the King of Serpents seated, Flashes forth in dazzling light From the Great Snake's gems repeated: Hari keep you! He whose graces, Manifold in majesty, -- Multiplied in heavenly places-- Multiply on earth--to see Better with a hundred eyes Her bright charms who by him lies.
_What skill may be in singing, What worship sound in song, What lore be taught in loving, What right divined from wrong: Such things hath Jayadeva-- In this his Hymn of Love,... Which lauds Govinda ever, -- Displayed; may all approve!_ THE END OF THE INDIAN SONG OF SONGS _MISCELLANEOUS ORIENTAL POEMS. _ _THE RAJPOOT WIFE. _ Sing something, Jymul Rao! for the goats are gathered now, And no more water is to bring; The village-gates are set, and the night is gray as yet, God hath given wondrous fancies to thee:--sing!
Then Jymul's supple fingers, with a touch that doubts and lingers, Sets athrill the saddest wire of all the six; And the girls sit in a tangle, and hush the tinkling bangle, While the boys pile the flame with store of sticks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] * * * * * Hari keep you! He whose might, On the King of Serpents seated, Flashes forth in dazzling light From the Great Snake's gems repeated: Hari keep you! He whose graces, Manifold in majesty, -- Multiplied in heavenly places-- Multiply on earth--to see Better with a hundred eyes Her bright charms who by him lies.
_What skill may be in singing, What worship sound in song, What lore be taught in loving, What right divined from wrong: Such things hath Jayadeva-- In this his Hymn of Love,... Which lauds Govinda ever, -- Displayed; may all approve!_ THE END OF THE INDIAN SONG OF SONGS _MISCELLANEOUS ORIENTAL POEMS. _ _THE RAJPOOT WIFE. _ Sing something, Jymul Rao! for the goats are gathered now, And no more water is to bring; The village-gates are set, and the night is gray as yet, God hath given wondrous fancies to thee:--sing!
Then Jymul's supple fingers, with a touch that doubts and lingers, Sets athrill the saddest wire of all the six; And the girls sit in a tangle, and hush the tinkling bangle, While the boys pile the flame with store of sticks.
What to read after Indian Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold, Edwin, Sir, 1832-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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