كتاب · The Arabian Nights
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One day, however, I went in to her unawares; and I found her
weeping and beating her face and crying:-Why art thou absent from
my sight, O my heart's delight? Speak to me, O my life; talk with
me, O my love? Then she recited these verses:-
For your love my patience fails and albeit you forget * I may
not, nor to other love my heart can make reply: Bear my body,
bear my soul wheresoever you may fare * And where you pitch the
camp let my body buried lie: Cry my name above my grave, and an
answer shall return * The moaning of my bones responsive to your
cry.[FN#127]
Then she recited, weeping bitterly the while:-
The day of my delight is the day when draw you near * And the day
of mine affright is the day you turn away: Though I tremble
through the night in my bitter dread of death * When I hold you
in my arms I am free from all affray
Once more she began reciting:-
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