Songs of a Syrian Lover
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Seem as the sign of love !
20 A XVII T Ramleh, in the market-place, I met with Hatred face to face.
I raised my hand to smite him stark To Eblis in the outer dark, But Love's eyes, in reproachful flame, Between me and grim Hatred came.
And lo, his face was as the night Lit sudden with the dawning light !
21 XVIIl A WINDING line the camels go Into the desert vast and dim; And some, they carry silken wear, And some, they carry bales of spice, Where Haroun's minarets in air Shimmer and swim like t...owers of ice.
My fancy with the camels goes Into the vague, the wide unknown. My errant fancy strays and strays Down many a distant pilgrim track, Yet ever from adventurous ways It to my love comes homing back !
22 XIX ONE played on the zither at droop of the day, As up through the olives I wended my way. And sang — ah, the sway and the swoon of the tune ! — " The night is the bridegroom ; the bride is the moon! " I carried the strain to her casement, and she Looked down from her lattice and smiled upon me, And sang — ah, the catch and the croon of the tune !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seem as the sign of love !
20 A XVII T Ramleh, in the market-place, I met with Hatred face to face.
I raised my hand to smite him stark To Eblis in the outer dark, But Love's eyes, in reproachful flame, Between me and grim Hatred came.
And lo, his face was as the night Lit sudden with the dawning light !
21 XVIIl A WINDING line the camels go Into the desert vast and dim; And some, they carry silken wear, And some, they carry bales of spice, Where Haroun's minarets in air Shimmer and swim like t...owers of ice.
My fancy with the camels goes Into the vague, the wide unknown. My errant fancy strays and strays Down many a distant pilgrim track, Yet ever from adventurous ways It to my love comes homing back !
22 XIX ONE played on the zither at droop of the day, As up through the olives I wended my way. And sang — ah, the sway and the swoon of the tune ! — " The night is the bridegroom ; the bride is the moon! " I carried the strain to her casement, and she Looked down from her lattice and smiled upon me, And sang — ah, the catch and the croon of the tune !
What to read after Songs of a Syrian Lover?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scollard Clinton to read onlineMoreLess
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