Armenian Literature by Anonymous
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Here I watch and pray and weep."
Silent, then, the mighty Mother Let her swelling tides go free. And in mournful meditation Slowly wandered to the sea. RAPHAEL PATKANIAN. * * * * * THE ARMENIAN MAIDEN In the hush of the spring night dreaming The crescent moon have you seen, As it shimmers on apricots gleaming, Through velvety masses of green. Have you seen, in a June-tide nooning, A languorous full-blown rose In the arms of the lilies swooning And yielding her sweets to her foes? Yet the moon in its course and the roses By Armenia's maiden pale, When she coyly and slowly discloses The glories beneath her veil. |
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