The Garden of Bright Waters - One Hundred and Twenty Asiatic Love Poems by Unknown
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It would be pleasant to have money and go instead
To watch your greasy audience in the threepenny stalls Of the World-famous Caravan of Dance and Song. And I want to go out beyond the turf fires there, After I've looked at your just smiling face, To that untented silent dark blue nighted place; And wait such time as you will wish the noise all dumb And drop your fairings and leave the funny man, and come ... You have the most understanding face in all the fair. _From the Arabic of John Duncan._ THE LOST LADY You are the drowned, Star that I found Washed on the rim of the sea Before the morning. You are the little dying light That stopped me in the night. _From the Arabic of John Duncan._ LOVE BROWN AND BITTER |
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