Rajani Songs of the Night
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Tread airily!
Hush, pilgrim! Lay your tribute softly They sleep, they sleep . . . The dwellers of this tower lonely.
"The Zoroastrians, instead of burying their dead, leave them in the Tower of Silence.
[18] Ah, have they spoken to thee A soundless word ? Weep not, though to live is to weep, Ah, gently, gently, Walk hence reverently!
[I9J NISHA I fell asleep, Hearing melody That fell from lip to lip.
The stars sang it To the wind, that took it To the rose, shivering in the cold of night.
The ro...se gave it To the nightingale, who sang it Back to the stars, the earth and the sea.
And I, to it listening, Fell asleep dreaming.
NOTE: From the author s own Bengali.
[SO] BEFORE THE BUDDHA AT KAMAKURA Dead, thou never art, Though no breath stirs thine armored form, Thy bronzed lips not a word do speak.
All these years, two thousand and more, What hast thou seen thine eyes closed?
What hast thou been feeling, senseless body!
All thy luminous dreams hid from mankind s ken ?
Yet would I give thee all I am, If, for a moment, these eyes could see What thou seest eternally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tread airily!
Hush, pilgrim! Lay your tribute softly They sleep, they sleep . . . The dwellers of this tower lonely.
"The Zoroastrians, instead of burying their dead, leave them in the Tower of Silence.
[18] Ah, have they spoken to thee A soundless word ? Weep not, though to live is to weep, Ah, gently, gently, Walk hence reverently!
[I9J NISHA I fell asleep, Hearing melody That fell from lip to lip.
The stars sang it To the wind, that took it To the rose, shivering in the cold of night.
The ro...se gave it To the nightingale, who sang it Back to the stars, the earth and the sea.
And I, to it listening, Fell asleep dreaming.
NOTE: From the author s own Bengali.
[SO] BEFORE THE BUDDHA AT KAMAKURA Dead, thou never art, Though no breath stirs thine armored form, Thy bronzed lips not a word do speak.
All these years, two thousand and more, What hast thou seen thine eyes closed?
What hast thou been feeling, senseless body!
All thy luminous dreams hid from mankind s ken ?
Yet would I give thee all I am, If, for a moment, these eyes could see What thou seest eternally.
What to read after Rajani Songs of the Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mukerji Dhan Gopal to read onlineMoreLess
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