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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE BANISHED LOVER, by ABD AL-RAHMAN AL-MUSTAZHIR First Line: All too long the night Last Line: Lapis lazuli. | |||
All too long the night Drags, and wearily, Since you take delight Thus to banish me. Treacherous gazelle, Mistress of delay In your troth, and well Tutored to betray: Have you lost to mind Those delightful hours You and I reclined On a couch of flowers? And the stars above Seemed like pearls to be In an ocean of Lapis lazuli. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SHELLEY'S SKYLARK by THOMAS HARDY THE SWORD by ABU BAKR OF MARRAKESH RING FROM THE RIM OF THE GLASS, BOYS by JOHN CLINTON ANTHONY PEARLS OF THE FAITH: 49. AL-MAJID by EDWIN ARNOLD THE AVENUE by EDMUND CHARLES BLUNDEN LINES SUGGESTED BY A LATE OCCURRENCE by JOHN GARDINER CALKINS BRAINARD |
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