'She is beautiful, Bari, very beautiful,' Asghar said. 'She is graceful as a cypress. Her hair is blacker then the night of separation, and her face is brighter than the hours of love. Her eyes are like narcissi, big and beautiful. There is nectar in their whites and poison in their blacks. Her eyesbrows are like two arched bows ready to wound the hearts of men with the arrows of their lashes. Her lips are redder than the blood of lovers, and her teeth look like pearls studded in a row .... I tell you she is beautiful.'
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Twilight in Delhi - pg. 24
Labels: Ahmed Ali
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