Babylonian and Assyrian Literature by Anonymous
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ISHTAR AND IZDUBAR [_Translated by Leonidas Le Cenci Hamilton, M.A._] ALCOVE I TABLET I: COLUMN I INVOCATION O love, my queen and goddess, come to me; My soul shall never cease to worship thee; Come pillow here thy head upon my breast, And whisper in my lyre thy softest, best. And sweetest melodies of bright _Sami_,[1] Our Happy Fields[2] above dear _Subartu_;[3] Come nestle closely with those lips of love And balmy breath, and I with thee shall rove Through _Sari_[4] past ere life on earth was known, And Time unconscious sped not, nor had flown. |
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