The idea of Moorish Spain captures the modern imagination, with its
tales of knowledge shared across the borders of medieval Islam and
Christendom, and of courts resounding to the gentle oriental
strains of lute and ney. Yet it is an elusive place, glimpsed in
the haunted emptiness of the Alhambra's gilded halls or amidst the
pillars of the Great Mosque of Cordoba. This collection of its
poetry, in a sparkling new translation by T. J. Gorton, fills those
deserted spaces with the Moorish lust for life, and with a
near-suffocating desire for love and for the rich enchantments of
wine, laughter, moonlit picnics, and bare flesh.
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