Awesome work, would love to see more of these. I found a poem for you:
When she walks on the glass pavement thou seest a sun on a celestial sphere in the bosom of Idris. When she kills with her glances, her speech restores to life, as tho' she, in giving life thereby, were Jesus. The smooth surface of her legs is (like) the Tora in brightness, and I follow it and tread in its footsteps as tho' I were Moses. She is a bishopess, one of the daughters of Rome, unadorned: thou seest in her a radiant Goodness. Wild is she, none can make her his friend; she has gotten in her solitary chamber a mausoleum for remembrance. She has baffled everyone who is learned in our religion, every student of the Psalms of David, every Jewish doctor, and every Christian priest. If with a gesture she demands the Gospel, thou wouldst deem us to be priests and patriarchs and deacons. (Ibn 'Arabi, Tarjuman al-Ashwaq)
Paul i found it on sacred texts, its truly amazing work, thank you for enlightening me, going to devour all its deliciousness now! ;D xxx http://www.sacred-texts.com/isl/taa/index.htm
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ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias Guillermo! :D xx
DeleteAwesome work, would love to see more of these. I found a poem for you:
ReplyDeleteWhen she walks on the glass pavement thou seest a sun on a celestial sphere in the bosom of Idris.
When she kills with her glances, her speech restores to life, as tho' she, in giving life thereby, were Jesus.
The smooth surface of her legs is (like) the Tora in brightness, and I follow it and tread in its footsteps as tho' I were Moses.
She is a bishopess, one of the daughters of Rome, unadorned: thou seest in her a radiant Goodness.
Wild is she, none can make her his friend; she has gotten in her solitary chamber a mausoleum for remembrance.
She has baffled everyone who is learned in our religion, every student of the Psalms of David, every Jewish doctor, and every Christian priest.
If with a gesture she demands the Gospel, thou wouldst deem us to be priests and patriarchs and deacons.
(Ibn 'Arabi, Tarjuman al-Ashwaq)
xxx Paul
Paul i found it on sacred texts, its truly amazing work, thank you for enlightening me, going to devour all its deliciousness now! ;D xxx
Deletehttp://www.sacred-texts.com/isl/taa/index.htm
Thank you so much as always Paul, i will putting up the rest soon :) and WOW that poem is truly wonderful! thank you again! :D xxx!
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