In your light
I learn how to love.
In your beauty,
How to make poems.
You dance
Inside my chest
Where
No one sees you.
But sometimes
I do
And that sight
Becomes this art.
— Rumi
(translated by Coleman Banks)
In your light
— Rumi
(translated by Coleman Banks)
translated by Coleman Barks
O lovers, lovers, the time of union and encounter has come. The proclamation from heaven has come: Moon-faced beauties, welcome hither!translated from the Persian by A. J. Arberry
Place of origin: Limoges, France
Date: ca. 1500-1520 (made)
Artist/Maker: Master of the Louis XII Triptych (circle of, maker)
Painted enamel on copper with paillons (foil-backed translucent enamel areas) and gilding, in later gilt wood frame
This roundel depicts Herod Antipas and his wife Herodias with the head of John the Baptist on a platter.
The Victoria and Albert Museum