Poems
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Yet I could not rest For idleness and ungovernable Fate.
66 ARABIAN NIGHTS' And the Black Horse, which fed on sesame (That wonder-working word !), Vouchsafed his back to me, and spread his vans.
And soaring, soaring on From air to air, came charging to the ground Sheer, like a lark from the midsummer clouds.
And, shaking me out of the saddle, where I sprawled Flicked at me with his tail.
And left me blinded, miserable, distraught (Even as I was in deed.
When doctors came, and odious things were... done On my poor tortured eyes With lancets ; or some evil acid stung And wrung them like hot sand, And desperately from room to room Fumble I must my dark, disconsolate way).
To get to Bagdad how I might. But there I met with Merry Ladies. O you three — Safie, Amine, Zobeide — when my heart Forgets you all shall be forgot !
And so we supped, we and the rest.
On wine and roasted lamb, rose-water, dates.
Almonds, pistachios, citrons. And Haroun Laughed out of his lordly beard ENTERTAINMENTS 67 On GiafFar and Mesrour (/ knew the Three For all their Mossoul habits).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet I could not rest For idleness and ungovernable Fate.
66 ARABIAN NIGHTS' And the Black Horse, which fed on sesame (That wonder-working word !), Vouchsafed his back to me, and spread his vans.
And soaring, soaring on From air to air, came charging to the ground Sheer, like a lark from the midsummer clouds.
And, shaking me out of the saddle, where I sprawled Flicked at me with his tail.
And left me blinded, miserable, distraught (Even as I was in deed.
When doctors came, and odious things were... done On my poor tortured eyes With lancets ; or some evil acid stung And wrung them like hot sand, And desperately from room to room Fumble I must my dark, disconsolate way).
To get to Bagdad how I might. But there I met with Merry Ladies. O you three — Safie, Amine, Zobeide — when my heart Forgets you all shall be forgot !
And so we supped, we and the rest.
On wine and roasted lamb, rose-water, dates.
Almonds, pistachios, citrons. And Haroun Laughed out of his lordly beard ENTERTAINMENTS 67 On GiafFar and Mesrour (/ knew the Three For all their Mossoul habits).
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henley, William Ernest, 1849-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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