Kitap · The Arabian Nights
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By his eyelids shedding perfume and his fine slim waist I swear,
* By the shooting of his shafts barbed with sorcery passing rare;
By the softness of his sides,[FN#316] and glances' lingering
light, * And brow of dazzling day-tide ray and night within his
hair; By his eyebrows which deny to who look upon them rest, *
Now bidding now forbidding, ever dealing joy and care; By the
rose that decks his cheek, and the myrtle of its moss,[FN#317] *
By jacinths bedded in his lips and pearl his smile lays bare; By
his graceful bending neck and the curving of his breast, * Whose
polished surface beareth those granados, lovely pair; By his
heavy hips that quiver as he passeth in his pride, * Or he
resteth with that waist which is slim beyond compare; By the
satin of his skin, by that fine unsullied sprite; * By the beauty
that containeth all things bright and debonnair; By that ever
open hand; by the candour of his tongue; * By noble blood and
high degree whereof he's hope and heir; Musk from him borrows
muskiness she loveth to exhale * And all the airs of ambergris
through him perfume the air; The sun, methinks, the broad bright
sun, before my love would pale * And sans his splendour would
appear a paring of his nail.[FN#318]
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