Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Giafar Al Barmeki, Vol. 2 of 2: A Tale of the Court of Haroun Al Raschid
But were it not that time their troubler is, All that in this delightful garden grows Should happy he, and have immortal bliss For here all plenty and all pleasure ?ows, And sweet love gentle fits among them throws, Without fell rancour or fond jealousy. Suns.
Time lingers in the cell of the captive, and hovers on leaden wing over the couch of the un fortunate, lengthening out with heedless cruelty his woes; but he hurries happy lovers with his swiftest ?ight. How widely seems nature to have erred in this from her usual benevolence to man kind! Strange and unhappy law of our exist ence! Time creeps with the wretched, and ?ies only with him who is happy, or him who sleeps.
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