Hafiz in London
Hafiz in London
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My soul rose out of its sleep, and said There were angels once, but they all are dead ; And heaven is empty, and cold and grey As a world whose heat has burnt away.
The leaves of the tree of life are shed, The bird who sang in the boughs has fled, The coffin of night shrouds the corpse of the day, And winter withers the mirth of May.
48 Hafiz in London Allah and Shitan have gone to bed, The prophets and saints are lapped in lead, The shrines are shattered and no men pray, The law is broken and ...none obey.
The roses of youth are no longer red, Bitter life's wine is, bitter its bread, The lips of the poets are stopped with clay, And beauty fades into dull decay.
Then I turned me to Alkoran and read, And Mohammed whispered, ' Hold up thy head.
Sin is an enemy hard to slay ; Cry Allah '1 'Akbar, and fight your way. 1 49 VINE- VISIONS.
While the House of Hope is builded on the weak and shifting sand, While our breath is as the wind is, take the flagon in your hand ; For while I was quaffing, laughing in the tavern yester- night, From the unknown world an angel floated on my swimming sight — E 50 Hafiz in London Handed me a golden vessel, bade me drink, and as I drank All my swooning senses straightway in the pool of slumber sank ; And I dreamed a dream enchanted of a land beyond the sky, Where no youthful cheek grows paler, where no flagon e'er runs dry, Where no woman whispers falsely, where no eyes are ever wet, Where no kisses ever weary, where no loving hearts forget.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My soul rose out of its sleep, and said There were angels once, but they all are dead ; And heaven is empty, and cold and grey As a world whose heat has burnt away.
The leaves of the tree of life are shed, The bird who sang in the boughs has fled, The coffin of night shrouds the corpse of the day, And winter withers the mirth of May.
48 Hafiz in London Allah and Shitan have gone to bed, The prophets and saints are lapped in lead, The shrines are shattered and no men pray, The law is broken and ...none obey.
The roses of youth are no longer red, Bitter life's wine is, bitter its bread, The lips of the poets are stopped with clay, And beauty fades into dull decay.
Then I turned me to Alkoran and read, And Mohammed whispered, ' Hold up thy head.
Sin is an enemy hard to slay ; Cry Allah '1 'Akbar, and fight your way. 1 49 VINE- VISIONS.
While the House of Hope is builded on the weak and shifting sand, While our breath is as the wind is, take the flagon in your hand ; For while I was quaffing, laughing in the tavern yester- night, From the unknown world an angel floated on my swimming sight — E 50 Hafiz in London Handed me a golden vessel, bade me drink, and as I drank All my swooning senses straightway in the pool of slumber sank ; And I dreamed a dream enchanted of a land beyond the sky, Where no youthful cheek grows paler, where no flagon e'er runs dry, Where no woman whispers falsely, where no eyes are ever wet, Where no kisses ever weary, where no loving hearts forget.
What to read after Hafiz in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccarthy Justin Huntly to read onlineMoreLess
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