Libro · The Arabian Nights
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I ceased not doing after that fashion till, after a sweet night,
I woke one fine morning and found myself beggared, dinar-less and
dirhamless. So said I to myself "All this be Satan's work;" and
began to recite these couplets:-
"Poverty dims the sheen of man whate'er his wealth has been, *
E'en as the sun about to set shines with a yellowing light Absent
he falls from memory, forgotten by his friends; * Present he
shareth not their joys for none in him delight He walks the
market shunned of all, too glad to hide his head, * In desert
places tears he sheds and moans his bitter plight By Allah, 'mid
his kith and kin a man, however good, * Waylaid by want and
penury is but a stranger wight!"
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