Solomon Ibn Gabirol: an andalusian alphabet -- From the Diwan of Solomon Ibn Gabirol : Truth Seekers Turn -- Personal poems and oems of court : I'm Prince to the Poem -- My Words Are Driven -- Forget About "If" and "Maybe" -- Prologue to the Book of Grammar -- My Condition Worsened -- All My Desire -- The Apple: I -- The Rose -- See the Sun -- They Asked Me As Though They Were Mystified -- On Leaving Saragossa -- The Moon Was Cut -- My Heart Thinks As the Sun Comes Up -- The Palace Garden -- Winter with Its Ink -- The Garden -- The Field -- The Bee -- Isn't the Sky -- The Lily -- Now the Thrushes -- The Apple: II -- The Lightning -- The Lip of the Cup -- I'd Give Up My Soul Itself -- Tell the Boy -- Be Smart with Your Love -- All in Red -- Shards -- The Apple: III -- You've Stolen My Words -- The Altar of Song -- Tell the Prince -- What's Troubling You, My Soul -- The Pen -- What's With You -- God-Fearing Men -- Your Soul Strains and You Sigh -- Don't Look Back -- If This Life's Joy -- When You Find Yourself Angry -- I Am the Man -- And Don't Be Astonished -- The Tree -- If You'd Live Among Men -- Why Are You Frightened -- A Kite -- And Heart's Hollow -- I Love You -- Pooems of devotion : Before My Being -- Three Things -- I Look for You -- Forget Your Grief -- The Hour of Song -- Two Things Meet in Me -- Small in My Awe -- Open the Gate -- My Thoughts Asked Me -- Angels Amassing -- All the Creatures of Earth and Heaven -- He Dwells Forever -- And So It Came to Nothing -- Haven't I Hidden Your Name -- Lord Who Listens -- I've Made You My Refuge -- Lips for Bullocks -- I Take Great Pleasure -- Send Your Spirit -- You Lie in My Palace on Couches of Gold -- Kingdom's crown -- Notes -- Bibliography.