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Arabian Poetry: Shorter Pieces of Arabian Poetry: A Serenade to His Sleeping Mistress, by Ali Ben Abd Algany, of Cordova

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SURE Harut's * potent spells were breathed   Upon that magic sword, thine eye; For if it wounds us thus while sheathed,   When drawn ’tis vain its edge to fly. How canst thou doom me, cruel fair,   Plunged in the hell † of scorn, to groan? No idol e’er this heart could share   This heart has worshipped thee alone.

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