One Thousand and One Nights - 47. The Story of the First Old Man and the Doe.

Thus, amid the drifting sands of time and the mist of fate, the old man and the doe remained as symbols of love, of sorrow, and of the peril of blind jealousy. The tale comes to an end, yet its echoes linger—like the haunting strings of a lute in the night, stirring both compassion and curiosity for the wonders yet to come.