On The Inauguration of Haroun Alrashid, and the Appointment of Yahia, by Isaac Almousely
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Arabian Poetry, by W. A. Clouston, [1881], at sacred-texts.com
p. 110
ON THE
INAUGURATION OF HAROUN ALRASHID,
AND THE
APPOINTMENT OF YAHIA
TO BE HIS VIZIER.
BY ISAAC ALMOUSELY.
TH’ affrighted sun erewhile had fled,
And hid his radiant face in night;
A cheerless gloom the world o’erspread—
But Haroun came, and all was bright.
And hid his radiant face in night;
A cheerless gloom the world o’erspread—
But Haroun came, and all was bright.
Again the sun shoots forth his rays;
Nature is decked in beauty's robe:
For mighty Haroun's sceptre sways,
And Yahia's arm sustains the globe.
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