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The Great Mirror of Same-Sex Love - Poetry - 6. ...With his crimson lips...
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With his crimson lips,
my handsome youth
asks me though a chuckle,
“But in which God do you believe?”
I answer him plainly, “In your love
I find the truest faith, my Paradise,
my Lord and all Eternity.”
—Abu Ishaq Ibrahim Ibn Sahl,[i]
circa 1150
[after Andreas Angelakis]
[i] “With his crimson lips, my handsome youth” Abu Ishaq Ibrahim Ibn Sahl Poetic Anthology of Queer Eroticism, Andreas Angelakis [Editor] (Athens 1988)
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