Salmn And Absl An Allegory Tr From the Persian of Jm
Salmn And Absl An Allegory Tr From the Persian of Jm
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And Lo ! from Darkness came to Light A Child, Of Carnal Composition Unattaiat, — A Rosebud blowing on the Royal Stem, — A Perfume from the Realm of Wisdom wafted ; The Crowning Jewel of the Crown ; a Star Under whose Augury triumph'd the Throne.
For whose Auspicious Name they clove the Words " Salamat" — Incolumity from Evil — And " Auseman" — the Heaven from which he came — And hail'd him by the title of SALAMAN.
And -N/hereas from no Mother MUk he drew, They chose for him a Nurse — her name A...bsAl — Her Years not Twenty — from the Silver Line Dividing the Musk-Harvest of her Hair Down to her Foot that trampled Crowns of Kings, SALAMAN AND ABSAL. 23 A Moon of Beauty Full ; who thus elect SALAMAN of Auspicious Augury Should carry in the Garment of her Bounty, Should feed Him with the Flowing of her Breast.
As soon as she had opened Eyes on him She closed those Eyes to all the World beside, And her Soul crazed, a- doting on her Jewel, — Her Jewel in a Grolden Cradle set ; Opening and shutting which her Day's Delight, To gaze upon his Heart-inflaming Cheek, — Upon the Darling whom, could she, she would Have cradled as the Baby of her Eye.^ In Rose and Musk she wash'd him — to his Lips Pressed the pure Sugar from the Honeycomb ; And when, Day over, she withdrew her Milk, She made, and having laid him in, his Bed, Burn'd all Night like a Taper o'er his Head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Lo ! from Darkness came to Light A Child, Of Carnal Composition Unattaiat, — A Rosebud blowing on the Royal Stem, — A Perfume from the Realm of Wisdom wafted ; The Crowning Jewel of the Crown ; a Star Under whose Augury triumph'd the Throne.
For whose Auspicious Name they clove the Words " Salamat" — Incolumity from Evil — And " Auseman" — the Heaven from which he came — And hail'd him by the title of SALAMAN.
And -N/hereas from no Mother MUk he drew, They chose for him a Nurse — her name A...bsAl — Her Years not Twenty — from the Silver Line Dividing the Musk-Harvest of her Hair Down to her Foot that trampled Crowns of Kings, SALAMAN AND ABSAL. 23 A Moon of Beauty Full ; who thus elect SALAMAN of Auspicious Augury Should carry in the Garment of her Bounty, Should feed Him with the Flowing of her Breast.
As soon as she had opened Eyes on him She closed those Eyes to all the World beside, And her Soul crazed, a- doting on her Jewel, — Her Jewel in a Grolden Cradle set ; Opening and shutting which her Day's Delight, To gaze upon his Heart-inflaming Cheek, — Upon the Darling whom, could she, she would Have cradled as the Baby of her Eye.^ In Rose and Musk she wash'd him — to his Lips Pressed the pure Sugar from the Honeycomb ; And when, Day over, she withdrew her Milk, She made, and having laid him in, his Bed, Burn'd all Night like a Taper o'er his Head.
What to read after Salmn And Absl An Allegory Tr From the Persian of Jm?
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