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The Secrets of the Self (Asrar-i Khudi) — A Philosophical...

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Project Gutenberg EPUB edition Iqbal, Muhammad, Sir and Nicholson, Reynold Alleyne
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Madman dances with madman.
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Howbeit in thine essence Thou art single,
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Thou hast decked out for Thyself a whole world.
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I am as the tulip of the field,
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In the midst of a company I am alone. 1700
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I beg of Thy grace a sympathising friend,
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An adept in the mysteries of my nature,
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A friend endowed with madness and wisdom,
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One that knoweth not the phantom of vain things,
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That I may confide my lament to his soul 1705
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And see again my face in his heart.
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His image I will mould of mine own clay,
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I will be to him both idol and worshipper.

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The Secrets of the Self (Asrar-i Khudi) — A Philosophical Poem, Project Gutenberg eBook #57317

FOOTNOTES: (continued 17) FOOTNOTES: (continued 18)