Posted by George Antal on August 09, 19104 at 21:54:54:

In Reply to: Re: Rimsky Korsacov's Song of India posted by Sandy LaRouche on January 18, 19103 at 13:43:21:

If You want to know what it is all about:
SONG OF INDIA (raw translation)

"Do not count the diamonds in caves of stone
Do not count the pearls in the southern sea
Of distant India so full of wonders.

There is a wondrous stone, a ruby set in the warm sea;
And on that stone there is a Phoenix, a bird with the face of a maiden
Who keeps singly songs of paradise so sweetly
Scattering her feathers and covering the sea.
Whoever hears this bird will forget everything.

Do not count the diamonds in caves of stone
Do not count the pearls in the southern sea
Of distant India so full of wonders"...

I hope it will help little bit...

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