First Date Tree Saeeded By Abdul Rahman The Firs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCADEFF GH BIJKLJMN OP Q RRSR C HTUVR

You are the apple of my eyeA
My heart's delightB
I am remote from my valleyC
To me you are the Burning Bush of SinaiA
You are a houri of the Arabian DesertD
Nursed by the Western breezeE
I feel homesick in exileF
You feel homesick in exileF
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Prosper in this strange landG
May the morning dew quench your thirstH
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The world presents a strange sightB
The vision's mantle is torn apartI
May valour struggle with the waves if it mustJ
The other side of the river is not to be seenK
Life owes itself to the heat of one's soulL
Flame does not rise from dustJ
The Syrian evening's fallen starM
Shined brighter in the exile's dawnN
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There are no frontiers for the Man of FaithO
He is at home everywhereP
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Translated by the EditorsQ
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That blood of pristine vigour is no moreR
That yearning heart's power is no moreR
Prayer fasting hajj sacrifice surviveS
But in thee nature's old dower is no moreR
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Translated by Naim SiddiquiC
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Not These verses from Abdul Rahman the FirstH
are quoted in Tarikh al Muqqari TheT
following Urdu poem is a liberalU
translation the tree mentioned here wasV
planted in Madinatut ZahraR

Allama Muhammad Iqbal



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