غزل شمارهٔ 312
Toggle stanza 1بُشری اِذِ السَّلامةُ حَلَّت بِذی سَلَم
Glad tidings! to (the abode of) Zu-Salam, suddenly descended safety (from calamity) : To God praise, (the praise of) the confessor of the greatest blessing !
That bringer of happy news, who brought the glad tidings of victory, is where ? So that (in joy), my soul (which is dearer than gold and silver) I may scatter on his foot like gold and silver.
From the King's turning back, what a rare picture established His enemy's resolution in the mansion of non-existence !
Verily, shattered of heart becometh the covenant-breaker : In the opinion of the Lords of wisdom, sacred charges are covenants.
From hope's cloudlet, he sought a blessing. But, To his seeing eye, it gave naught save moisture.
Into the (dark) Nil of grief, he (the covenant-breaker) fell ; to him, in reproach the sky said : "Verily, now, repentant, thou hast become; and profit from repentance, thou gainest not."
Zameen
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من بنده حقیر و تو سلطان محتشم
گر در غم تو زار بمیرم تو را چه غم
JamiDivan-e AshʿarGhazaliyatغزل شمارهٔ 580
اشکم دهل شدهست از این جام دم به دم
می زن دهل به شکر دلا لم و لم و لم
RumiDivan-e ShamsGhazaliyatغزل شمارهٔ 1704
چون گرد باد آه ز خاکم کشد علم
بر فرق روزگار فشاند غبار غم
UrfiQasideh-haشمارهٔ 38 - در منقبت علی (ع)
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