Libro · The Arabian Nights
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Time is a haughty, jealous wight; * Today he seems dark-lowering
and tomorrow fair to sight.[FN#242]
Then I rose and seated myself at a respectful distance while the
King read what I had written, and marvelled, exclaiming, "O the
miracle, that an ape should be gifted with this graceful style
and this power of penmanship! By Allah, 'tis a wonder of
wonders!" Presently they set before the King choice wines in
flagons of glass and he drank: then he passed on the cup to me;
and I kissed the ground and drank and wrote on it:-
With fire they boiled me to loose my tongue,[FN#243] * And pain
and patience gave for fellowship: Hence comes it hands of men
upbear me high * And honey dew from lips of maid I sip!
And these also:-
Morn saith to Night, "withdraw and let me shine;" * So drain we
draughts that dull all pain and pine:[FN#244] I doubt, so fine
the glass, the wine so clear, * If 'tis the wine in glass or
glass in wine.
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