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The Scented Garden
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The relations between the twins of rapture.
[persian] Gim
My member supporteth thy podex as a rose-tree
its flower ; all night long it humbleth and exalteth
itself, like the moon, assuaging thy desire.
My member cherisheth thy podex, drawing it
close ; and hateth it, pressing it away, it heareth
all the petition of thy podex, like a maiden enrap-
tured by a lute, assuaging thy desire.
My member seeth all podices, and judgeth that
thy podex alone is beautiful ; just is he therein,
and consoleth it with pearly dew, brighter than the
eye of a fawn. assuaging thy desire.
[persian] Dal
My member knoweth all the secret places of thy
podex, and is longsuffering therein ; great and
perpendicular is he within thee like the sun at
noon, assuaging thy desire.
My member pardoneth the imperfections of thy
podex ; worthy of thanks is he therefore, being ex-
alted within thee, like a tower of ivory and gold,
assuaging thy desire.
Great and strong is my member, and protecteth
thy podex from his rivals3 ; he exposeth it, and
numbereth his emissions, each like the spray of a
fountain, assuaging thy desire.
[persian] Ha
Glorious is this member of mine and generous of
pearly dew ; beholding the heart of thy podex, like
the sunset watching for the full moon, or like a
darwesh meditating on Ya Sin,4 assuaging thy de-
sire.
My member heareth the complaint of thy po-
dex ; he is a vast member, and healeth thy misfor-
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