Walking Up A Hill At Dawn
'Walking Up A Hill At Dawn' Summary
Walking Up A Hill at Dawn is a single poem from the collection, *The Garden of Bright Waters*, which contains 120 Asiatic Love Poems translated by Edward Powys Mathers. This poem, like the collection itself, reflects themes of passionate love, eroticism, and the beauty of nature. The speaker in the poem describes a journey to meet a lover at dawn, encountering vibrant colors, lush vegetation, and an intense longing for their beloved. The translation captures the lyrical and sensual qualities of the original Sanskrit, conveying both the physical and spiritual aspects of love, desire, and the allure of the natural world.Book Details
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