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2690-2699

  • I feel in my liver five hundred cravings for drink, and bulimy (morbid hunger) is conjoined with every craving. 2690
  • Thou, O prince, art unconcerned with my passion: pay the poor-tax on thy high estate, look (kindly) on (this) poor wretch.
  • This poor unmannerly wretch is not worthy (of thy favour); but thy universal grace is superior to (regard for) that.
  • Thy universal grace requires no support (reason to justify it): a sun strikes (with its beams) on (all) ordures.
  • Its light suffers no loss thereby, and the ordure is made dry and (fit for) fuel,
  • So that the ordure goes into a bath-furnace, is converted into light, and illumines the door and wall of a bath-house. 2695
  • (Formerly) it was a defilement, now it has become an adornment, since the sun chanted that spell (exerted that powerful influence) upon it.
  • The sun also warms the belly of the earth, so that the earth consumes the remaining ordures.
  • They become a part of the earth, and herbage springs up from them: even so doth God wipe out evil actions.
  • To ordure, which is the worst (of things), He does this (favour), that He makes it herbage and narcissus and eglantine.