The Garden of Bright Waters - One Hundred and Twenty Asiatic Love Poems by Unknown
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I love, her name is told.
You know that if I love It must be ... Whom? _From the Arabic of Ebn Kalakis Abu El Fath Nasrallah (eleventh century)._ VALUES Since there is excitement In suffering for a woman, Let him burn on. The dust in a wolf's eyes Is balm of flowers to the wolf When a flock of sheep has raised it. _From the Arabic._ WHAT LOVE IS Love starts with a little throb in the heart, And in the end one dies Like an ill-treated toy. Love is born in a look or in four words, The little spark that burnt the whole house. Love is at first a look, And then a smile, |
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