From p. 67 of He Who Comes and Does Not Come (1966), following the poem "Death" (الموت). A wolf eats a dead woman, struck down by arrows. Carrion birds wait on the margins.
From p. 67 of He Who Comes and Does Not Come (1966), following the poem "Death" (الموت). A wolf eats a dead woman, struck down by arrows. Carrion birds wait on the margins.