Poems of Mewar
Poems of Mewar
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But Udai-Singh, lost to all sense of shame, A coward too, does to this call respond In words, which make her loyal and faithful heart With deepest anguish for himself respond. "Light of my eyes, I want no state to rule, "No throne on earth, no royalty, nor power, "These have been thrust on me, against my will, "Being my portion and my birthright's dower. "Rather would I recline with thee in peace, "Far from this strife, this clash of arms and mail, "Dreaming away the hours by some fair lake, "W...here nought our love-dream ever could assail, "What do I care for Mewar or the race? "Only I live, when gazing on thy face, "Tasting the nectar of thy burning lips, "Watching and noting all thy woman's grace. "Mad would I be to risk my life and bliss, "The hours with thee, thy passion-waking kiss, "To lead these Rajputs into battle grim, "And chance a lifetime in thine arms to miss.
^93 "No, if they want to fight let others lead, "The great Chandawat, full of warlike pride, "Or Sonigurra, who has forced on me "The cursed favour of an unloved bride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Udai-Singh, lost to all sense of shame, A coward too, does to this call respond In words, which make her loyal and faithful heart With deepest anguish for himself respond. "Light of my eyes, I want no state to rule, "No throne on earth, no royalty, nor power, "These have been thrust on me, against my will, "Being my portion and my birthright's dower. "Rather would I recline with thee in peace, "Far from this strife, this clash of arms and mail, "Dreaming away the hours by some fair lake, "W...here nought our love-dream ever could assail, "What do I care for Mewar or the race? "Only I live, when gazing on thy face, "Tasting the nectar of thy burning lips, "Watching and noting all thy woman's grace. "Mad would I be to risk my life and bliss, "The hours with thee, thy passion-waking kiss, "To lead these Rajputs into battle grim, "And chance a lifetime in thine arms to miss.
^93 "No, if they want to fight let others lead, "The great Chandawat, full of warlike pride, "Or Sonigurra, who has forced on me "The cursed favour of an unloved bride.
What to read after Poems of Mewar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S O Heinemann to read onlineMoreLess
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