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Let me find time	A
to welcome in this love	B
that comes unbid	C
Let me find time	A
to memorize	D
this face that rises	E
out of the trees	F
of forgetfulness	F
Give me the time	A
to escape this love	B
that stops my blood	C
Let me find time	A
to recognize your name	G
my name	G
and the place	F
where I was born	H
Let me find time	A
to know where I shall die	C
and how I will revive as	F
a bird inside your eyes	F
Let me find time	A
to study the state of winds	F
and waves to learn the maps	F
of bays	F
	-
Woman who lodges	F
inside the future	I
pepper and pomegranate seeds	F
give me a country	J
to make me forget all countries	F
and give me time	A
to avoid this Andalusian face	F
this Andalusian voice	F
this Andalusian death	K
coming from all directions	F
Let me find time to prophesy	F
the coming of the flood	C
	-
Woman who was inscribed	C
in books of magic	L
before you came	G
the world was prose	F
Now poetry is born	H
Give me the time to catch	M
the colt that runs toward me	J
your breast	C
The dot over a line	N
A bedouin breast sweet	C
as cardamom seeds	F
as coffee brewing over embers	F
its form ancient as Damascene brass	F
as Egyptian temples	F
	-
Let me find luck	O
to pick the fish that swim	P
under the waters	F
	-
Your feet on the carpet	C
are the shape and stance	F
of poetry	J
	-
Let me find the luck	O
to know the dividing line	N
between the certainty	J
of love and heresy	J
Give me the opportunity	J
to be convinced I have seen	Q
the star and have been spoken to	C
by saints	F
	-
Woman whose thighs are like	R
the desert palm where golden	S
dates fall from	T
your breasts speak seven tongues	F
and I was made to listen	S
to them all	U
Give me the chance	F
to avoid this storm	V
this sweeping love	B
this wintry air and to be convinced	C
to blaspheme and to enter	I
the flesh of things	F
Give me the chance	F
to be the one	S
to walk on water	I

Nizar Qabbani

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