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English: Story 16 of Book 5 of the Gulistan
I remember having in the days of my youth passed through a street, intending to see a moon-faced beauty. It was in Temuz, whose heat dried up the saliva in the mouth and whose simum boiled the marrow in my bones. My weak human nature being unable to endure the scorching sun, I took refuge in the shadow of a wall, wishing someone might relieve me from the summer heat and quench my fire with some water; and lo, all of a sudden, from the darkness of the porch of a house a light shone forth, namely a beauty, the grace of which the tongue of eloquence is unable to describe. She came out like the rising dawn after an obscure night or the water of immortality gushing from a dark cavern, carrying in her hand a bowl of snow-water, into which sugar had been poured and essence of roses mixed. I knew not whether she had perfumed it with rose-water or whether a few drops from her rosy face had fallen into it. In short, I took the beverage from her beautiful hands, drank it and began to live again.
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Date | Gulistan writen 1259; this manuscript illustrated 1628-9 |
Source | Chester Beatty Library, Dublin. Appears in "The Empire of the Great Mughals: History, Art and Culture" by Annemarie Schimmel |
Author | from Sa'di's Gulistan, Mughal illustration |
pigment and gold on paper
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