Indian Poetry
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( What follows is to the Music MALAVAGAUDA and the Mode EKATAL!) Go to him, win him hither, whisper low How he may find me if he searches well ; Say, if he will joys past his hope to know Await him here ; go now to him, and tell Where Eadha is, and that henceforth she charms His spirit to her arms.
Yes, go ! say, if he will, that he may come May come, my love, my longing, my desire ; May come forgiven, shriven, to me his home, And make his happy peace ; nay, and aspire To uplift Radha's veil, a...nd learn at length What love is in its strength.
Lead him ; say softly I shall chide his blindness, And vex him with my angers ; yet add this, He shall not vainly sue for loving-kindness, Nor miss to see me close, nor lose the bliss That lives upon my lip, nor be denied The rose-throne at my side.
THE INDIAN SONG OF SONGS. 27 Say that I Eadha in my bower languish All widowed, till he find the way to me; Say that mine eyes are dim, my breast all anguish, Until with gentle murmured shame I see His steps come near, his anxious pleading face Bend for my pardoning grace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
( What follows is to the Music MALAVAGAUDA and the Mode EKATAL!) Go to him, win him hither, whisper low How he may find me if he searches well ; Say, if he will joys past his hope to know Await him here ; go now to him, and tell Where Eadha is, and that henceforth she charms His spirit to her arms.
Yes, go ! say, if he will, that he may come May come, my love, my longing, my desire ; May come forgiven, shriven, to me his home, And make his happy peace ; nay, and aspire To uplift Radha's veil, a...nd learn at length What love is in its strength.
Lead him ; say softly I shall chide his blindness, And vex him with my angers ; yet add this, He shall not vainly sue for loving-kindness, Nor miss to see me close, nor lose the bliss That lives upon my lip, nor be denied The rose-throne at my side.
THE INDIAN SONG OF SONGS. 27 Say that I Eadha in my bower languish All widowed, till he find the way to me; Say that mine eyes are dim, my breast all anguish, Until with gentle murmured shame I see His steps come near, his anxious pleading face Bend for my pardoning grace.
What to read after Indian Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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