When night comes you wrap yourself with it. I wouldn't want to be your brother Or a monk praying to an image of an angel Seeing sad dreams of sanctity -
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[Your forehead is black-gold ornamented] When night comes you wrap yourself with it. I wouldn't want to be your brother Or a monk praying to an image of an angel Seeing sad dreams of sanctity- [Opposite to you, women]
This is a part of a love poem called "Your forehead is black-gold ornamented". The lines in the brackets are missing lines important to understanding the requested meaning. The poem is about a man praising a woman, comparing her black hair to precious gold. In these lines he says he does not want to be her brother or a believing monk (because he will not be able to have her if so)