غزل شمارهٔ 361

Poet: Hafez

Metre: فعلاتن فعلاتن فعلاتن فعلن (رمل مثمن مخبون محذوف)

Rhyme: اهم

Poetic form: Ghazal

English translation: Clarke
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آن که پامالِ جفا کرد چو خاکِ راهم
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آن که پامالِ جفا کرد چو خاکِ راهم
خاک می‌بوسم و عُذرِ قَدَمَش می‌خواهم

That one (the true Beloved, or the murshid) who, like the (trodden) dust of the path, made me trampled of tyranny, The dust (of the path of His foot) I kiss; and for (the trouble of) His approach, pardon beg.

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من نه آنم که ز جورِ تو بِنالم، حاشا
بندهٔ معتقد و چاکرِ دولتخواهم

Not that one am I, who bewail of violence from Thee. God forbid ! The faithful servant; and slave, well-wishing, I am.

3
بسته‌ام در خَمِ گیسویِ تو امّیدِ دراز
آن مبادا که کُنَد دستِ طلب کوتاهم

In the curl of Thy (long) tress, my long hope, have I bound ; Be it not that my hand of search, short it (the tress) should make (cut) !

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ذَرّهٔ خاکم و در کویِ توام جای خوش است
ترسم ای دوست که بادی بِبَرَد ناگاهم

An atom of dust, I am ; and, in Thy street, pleasant, is my time : Friend ! I fear that suddenly, me, a great wind (of calamity), may take.

5
پیرِ میخانه سَحَر جامِ جهان‌بینم داد
و اندر آن آینه از حُسنِ تو کرد آگاهم

In the morning, the Pir of the wine-house (the perfect murshid) me, the cup world-viewing (the heart pure of impurity of beholding other than God), gave ; And in that (world-viewing cup like a) mirror, me, informed of Thy beauty, made.

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صوفیِ صومعهٔ عالَمِ قُدسَم لیکن
حالیا دیرِ مُغان است حوالتگاهم

The Sufi of the (lofty) cloister of the holy world am I. But, Now, the (lowly) cloister of the Magians is the charge of mine.

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با منِ راه‌نشین خیز و سوی میکده آی
تا در آن حلقه ببینی که چه صاحب جاهم

With me, the road. sitter, arise ; and to the wine-house (of love) come : So that thou mayst see how in that circle (of zikr va fikr) master of rank, am I.

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مست بگذشتی و از حافظت اندیشه نبود
آه اگر دامنِ حُسنِ تو بگیرد آهم

Intoxicated, Thou passedest ; and of Hafiz, no thought was Thine : Alas! if the skirt of Thy beauty, my (morning) sigh should catch (consume).

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خوشم آمد که سحر خسروِ خاور می‌گفت
با همه پادشهی بندهٔ تورانشاهم

Happy to me it came when, in the morning, the Khusrau of the east (the resplendent sun) spake : " Notwithstanding all my sovereignty, the slave of the Turan King am I."

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