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 1 Pre   |      Why should I not return to mine own home? Why should I not
 2 Pre   |        my dust in the street of mine own beloved? My bosom cannot
 3 Pre   |         exile; let me return to mine own city, let me be master
 4 Pre   |     sang its praise. "As far as mine eyes can see," he said, "
 5 Pre   |   discord shake the two worlds, mine eyes are fixed upon the
 6 Pre   |         I say that existence is mine when I have no knowledge
 7 Pre   |       how that I exist not when mine eyes are fixed upon Him?"--
 8 I     |     reached the shore?~I sought mine own; the unsparing years~
 9 I     | unsparing years~Have brought me mine own, a dishonoured name.~
10 III   |       fair~I send to thee.~Unto mine eyes a stranger, thou that
11 III   |       the cup! a voice rings in mine cars~Crying: "Bear patiently
12 VI    |         what more can I obtain?~Mine is the joy of her companionship~
13 VII   |      love like a huri I'ld take mine ease,~And wine! bring me
14 XII   |      garb released,~Oh heart of mine,~Where is the Tavern fane,
15 XII   |       Where is the sun?~Balm to mine eyes the dust, my head I
16 XIII  |          not at any time I lent mine ear~To hearken to the glories
17 XIII  |       earth;~Only thy beauty to mine eyes was dear.~Sleep has
18 XIV   |         my hopes away.~Light of mine eyes and harvest of my heart,~
19 XIV   |        harvest of my heart,~And mine at least in changeless memory!~
20 XIV   |       face is seamed with dust, mine eyes are wet.~Of dust and
21 XV    |        burn.~Oh come! and touch mine eyes, of thy sweet grace,~
22 XV    |         now, I hold a mirror to mine eyes,~And nought but thy
23 XVIII |         the breath of dawn, and mine~A stream of tears, since
24 XIX   |       unopened bud, oh heart of mine?~The wind of dawn that sets
25 XX    |     sign!~Between the ambush of mine eyes~And my heart's fort
26 XX    |        let joy's flowing cup be mine.~Cup-bearer, seize to-day,
27 XXI   |      brave a pledge of piety is mine,~Which is not worth a goblet
28 XXI   |      worth a goblet foaming up!~Mine enemy heaped scorn on me
29 XXIII |        did change this house of mine~Into a heaven when that
30 XXIV  |     filled with madness like to mine~In all the taverns! my soiled
31 XXIV  |      and draw me near.~From out mine eyes unto my garment's hem~
32 XXIV  |       my heart unbid,~And turns mine eyes into a bitter sea!~
33 XXIV  |       dawn, and gaily rang~Upon mine ear those harbingers of
34 XXVIII|       between thy ruby lips and mine!~Hast thou forgotten when
35 XXIX  |         load--oh, weep no more!~Mine enemies have persecuted
36 XXXIII|       With the same pearls that mine once strewed for thee.~Question
37 XXXV  |      when a sweeter draught was mine,~Loud rose the songs of
38 XXXV  |      slave's chain!~Though from mine eyes tears flow unceasingly,~
39 XXXIX |   handmaidens runs this song of mine.~The sugar-loving birds
40 XLI   |        of Spring, these eyes of mine~Shall scatter tears upon
41 XLII  |         now sayeth: "A love was mine,~Loyal and wise, to dispel
42 XLII  |         a ruby was won~From the mine of manhood; they labour
43 XLIII |         will rise.~Rise up! let mine eyes delight in thy stately