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Selected rubáyát by Omar Khayyam about the meaning of life in translated by Richard Le Gallienne.Works of the following artists are used in this publication: Mohammad Tajvidi, Charles Landelle, Albrecht Dürer, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Jacques Aved, Paul-Louis Bouchard, Ludwig Deutsch.
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The World in Pictures. Omar Khayyam. Rubáyát about the meaning of life. - Khayyam, Omar
Vladimir Butromeev
THE WORLD IN PICTURES
RUBÁYÁT ABOUT THE MEANING OF LIFE
by OMAR KHAYYAM
Titul_Hayam_Meaning_of_life* * *
Wake! for the sun, the shepherd of the sky,
Has penned the stars within their fold on high,
And, shaking darkness from his mighty limbs,
Scatters the daylight from his burning eye.
* * *
In Heaven's blue bowl the wine of morning brims,
A little cloud, a rose-leaf, in it swims,
The thirsty earth drinks morning from a bowl
Whose sides are space and crusted stars its rims.
* * *
Yea! 'tis the morn! and like a morning star
The Sultan's palace glitters from afar,
No false mirage of morning, phantom-fair,
But blue-eyed day throned on his diamond car.
* * *
Youth, like a magic bird, has flown away,
He sang a little morning-hour in May,
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