 | Omar Khayyam - 1898 - 394 páginas
...while thou art able ; for the roses will blow again and again, after thou art laid under the sod. V. Bring the right medicine for all the pains and troubles...for all ills that beset both the young and the old. VI. When Hafiz has become fairly intoxicated, he cares not a barleycorn for the whole Empire of the... | |
 | Edward Heron-Allen - 1898 - 50 páginas
...while thou art able ; for the roses will blow again and again, after thou art laid under the sod. V. Bring the right medicine for all the pains and troubles...for all ills that beset both the young and the old. VI. When Hafiz has become fairly intoxicated, he cares not a barleycorn for the whole Empire of the... | |
 | Edward Randolph Emerson - 1908 - 582 páginas
...subject for his pen, as the following selections from some of his many ghazals will amply show : O cup-bearer, fetch me a measure of wine: bring one...panacea for all ills that beset both the young and old. My fancy has become quite unruly: bring the bonds of potent wine, to confine the exuberance of... | |
 | Edward Randolph Emerson - 1908 - 584 páginas
...worthy subject for his pen, as the following selections from some of his many ghazals will amply show: O cup-bearer, fetch me a measure of wine: bring one...the right medicine for all the pains and troubles of love—namely the juice of the grape—for that is the true panacea for all ills that beset both the... | |
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... called himself, Hafiz. He was a prolific writer and, though of the Mohammedans, he in nowise shared their ideas as regards the grape, and its juice. In fact he considered wine a great blessing and a worthy subject for his pen, as the following selections... 