Brief rhymed reviews for selected books: Arabian Nights Tales

by Princealexander   Oct 15, 2015


As sun comes down in the valley, bound by the Tigris and Eufrat,
Submerges into dark the capital of Muslim Khalifat.
The night descends on tired from the heat old city of Baghdad,
Where spears of high-rising minarets reflect moon's cold yet tender light.
The freshness of the breeze brings comfort and the leisure of delight,
Unfolding fairy tale, being told to Shahryar by smart Scheherazade.
Inspired by the need of her life saving plight,
Comes up the fantasy, entailed in every one (of "Thousand And One") Arabian Night.

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  • 8 years ago

    by nancy

    Really a great job,it really sooths one's sole.anyways r u rally a boy as per ur status?

  • 8 years ago

    by GB

    Very beautiful. I think you captured the essence of the tales smoothly and elegantly, the imagery is just so soothing. Great job here.

    • 8 years ago

      by Princealexander

      Thanks - tried to follow the eastern poetic style of expressing in this piece.