Shah Abdul Latif
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Return to me, Dear One; the cries of pain will kill me. SELECTIONS 39 Draw near, O Supreme; go not far, O Husband. Life of my life, return, lest I die in the mountains. Do not, Punhu, forsake this foot-traveller on the way. Draw near, O Friend; do not wound the afflicted. Enter my house and inquire, lest I die, my Love. Forget me not, my Husband, O Ari, * my God. Remembering you, 1 wail in longing. Do not forget me, my Husband; I cannot court patience. I watch for you; come my Love. Draw near, ...O Friend. 2. The Heart has no rest The heart has no rest without the Friend. Love of Punhu has taught me the taste of longing. The heart now has no rest without the Friend. O God, bring those that taught me the taste of longing. The heart has no rest without Punhu. Those are dear to rne that taught me the taste of longing. THE MOUNTAINf HARD are you, O mountain; hard one, you give me hardships. You cut my body as the woodman cuts the tree. It is the urge of Destiny, else who would tread over stones?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Return to me, Dear One; the cries of pain will kill me. SELECTIONS 39 Draw near, O Supreme; go not far, O Husband. Life of my life, return, lest I die in the mountains. Do not, Punhu, forsake this foot-traveller on the way. Draw near, O Friend; do not wound the afflicted. Enter my house and inquire, lest I die, my Love. Forget me not, my Husband, O Ari, * my God. Remembering you, 1 wail in longing. Do not forget me, my Husband; I cannot court patience. I watch for you; come my Love. Draw near, ...O Friend. 2. The Heart has no rest The heart has no rest without the Friend. Love of Punhu has taught me the taste of longing. The heart now has no rest without the Friend. O God, bring those that taught me the taste of longing. The heart has no rest without Punhu. Those are dear to rne that taught me the taste of longing. THE MOUNTAINf HARD are you, O mountain; hard one, you give me hardships. You cut my body as the woodman cuts the tree. It is the urge of Destiny, else who would tread over stones?
What to read after Shah Abdul Latif?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M M Gidvani to read onlineMoreLess
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