Targum by George Henry Borrow
page 11 of 88 (12%)
page 11 of 88 (12%)
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For in my soul has God His home;
O Lord! I nothing crave but Thee. The world the shallow worldling craves, And greatness need ambitious knaves, The lover of his maiden raves; O Lord! I nothing crave but Thee. The student needs his bookish lore, The bigot shrines, to pray before, His pulpit needs the orator; O Lord! I nothing crave but Thee. Though all the learning 'neath the skies, And th' houries all of paradise, The Lord should place before my eyes, O Lord! I'd nothing crave but Thee. When I through paradise shall stray, Its houries and delights survey, Full little gust awake will they, O Lord! I'll nothing crave but Thee. For Hadgee Ahmed is my name, My heart with love of God doth flame, Here and above I'll bide the same; O Lord! I nothing crave but Thee. |
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