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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PANEGYRIC, by ABU BAKR MUHUMMAD First Line: I do not know what I can bring Last Line: Their stars include the unarmed fish. | |||
I do not know what I can bring To court the graces of my king, Not having any aptitude Whereby his favours may be wooed. Yet I will take my love for you And consciousness of service true To be my advocate, whose word May likeliest in your heights be heard. And though I lack the instruments Of Zoar's starry eminence, I would remind you, if you wish, Their stars include the Unarmed Fish. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE LAND OF DREAMS by WILLIAM BLAKE GOOD NIGHT IN THE PORCH by EDWARD ROBERT BULWER-LYTTON THE COLLIER LADDIE by ROBERT BURNS THINKING OF SAINTS AND OF PETRONIUS ARBITHE by MARY BUTTS (1890-1937) HARVEST SLUMBER SONG by WILLIAM WILFRED CAMPBELL |
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