Songs of Sunrise Lands
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Now comes my genie of the ring A lighted narghileh to bring ; Against my longing lips I set Its deftly polished tube of jet.
The quiet water in the bowl Seems suddenly to own a soul ; 26 IN THE HARARA 2/ The bubbles form, and swell, and break, And incoherent murmurs make, While visions fair before my eyes In upward-curling clouds arise ; I catch the soothing scent divine Of Latakia rich and fine.
Oh, is it strange I should forget The world of turmoil and of fret \ For one sweet hour should play... no part, But be a Syrian to the heart !
Clasp idleness unto my breast, And drain the very dregs of rest ; Know all the joy that Haroun knew.
And feel the power of Timur too !
But dreams have end, and once again.
I rouse me to life's real domain, To hold forevermore in fee The Orient's charm and mystery.
A NILE NIGHT.
The wind has died ; to-day we sail no more O'er river reaches widening bright or wan ; Languid we lie beside the reedy shore, And night draws darkly on.
In no wise strange or pagan would it seem To Pasht or Isis now to bend the knee, There broods about us, in day's paling beam, Such vast antiquity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now comes my genie of the ring A lighted narghileh to bring ; Against my longing lips I set Its deftly polished tube of jet.
The quiet water in the bowl Seems suddenly to own a soul ; 26 IN THE HARARA 2/ The bubbles form, and swell, and break, And incoherent murmurs make, While visions fair before my eyes In upward-curling clouds arise ; I catch the soothing scent divine Of Latakia rich and fine.
Oh, is it strange I should forget The world of turmoil and of fret \ For one sweet hour should play... no part, But be a Syrian to the heart !
Clasp idleness unto my breast, And drain the very dregs of rest ; Know all the joy that Haroun knew.
And feel the power of Timur too !
But dreams have end, and once again.
I rouse me to life's real domain, To hold forevermore in fee The Orient's charm and mystery.
A NILE NIGHT.
The wind has died ; to-day we sail no more O'er river reaches widening bright or wan ; Languid we lie beside the reedy shore, And night draws darkly on.
In no wise strange or pagan would it seem To Pasht or Isis now to bend the knee, There broods about us, in day's paling beam, Such vast antiquity.
What to read after Songs of Sunrise Lands?
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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