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He Comes

He comes, a moon whose like the sky ne'er saw, awake or dreaming.

Crowned with eternal flame no flood can lay.

Lo, from the flagon of thy love, O Lord, my soul is swimming,

And ruined all my body's house of clay!

 

When first the Giver of the grape my lonely heart befriended,

Wine fired my ***** and my veins filled up;

But when his image all min eye possessed, a voice descended:

'Well done, O sovereign Wine and peerless Cup!'

 

Love's mighty arm from roof to base each dark abode is hewing,

Where chinks reluctant catch a golden ray.

My heart, when Love's sea of a sudden burst into its viewing,

Leaped headlong in, with 'Find me now who may!'

 

As, the sun moving, clouds behind him run,

All hearts attend thee, O Tabriz's Sun!

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