غزل شمارهٔ 215

Poet: Hafez

Metre: مفاعلن فعلاتن مفاعلن فعلن (مجتث مثمن مخبون محذوف)

Rhyme: لهبود

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Poetic form: Ghazal

English translation: Clarke
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به کویِ میکده یا رب سحر چه مشغله بود؟
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به کویِ میکده یا رب سحر چه مشغله بود؟
که جوشِ شاهد و ساقی و شمع و مشعله بود

O Lord! in the street of the wine-house (the corner of Hafiz's heart), in the morning (the end of youth, the beginning of old age), what tumult (of zikr), that was : For, the clamour of the lovely one, and of the Saki (the form of God that, at the beginning of zikr is the spectacle-place of zakirs) ; and of the candle, and of the fire-grate (the fervour of divine lights, and the descending of endless bounties) was.

2
حدیثِ عشق که از حرف و صوت مُستَغنیست
به نالهٔ دف و نی در خروش و ولوله بود

Love's tale, that is independent of letter or of sound, With the reverberating drum, and the shrieking reed, and the resounding shout (of the zikr of the zakirs in exceeding desire and delight) was.

3
مباحثی که در آن مجلسِ جنون می‌رفت
وَرایِ مدرسه و قال و قیلِ مسأله بود

That disputation (of hakikat), that, in that circle of phrenzy, passed Beyond (the disputations of the illusory of) the college, and the proposition, and the answer, and the question was.

4
دل از کرشمهٔ ساقی به شُکر بود ولی
ز نامساعدیِ بختش اندکی گِلِه بود

From the glance (the glories of manifestations) of the Saki (the adored God) my heart was in thanks. But, From want of concordance of fortune, a little complaint mine was.

5
قیاس کردم و آن چشمِ جادوانهٔ مست
هزار ساحر چون سامریش در گَله بود

Of that eye, bold, sorcery-displaying, I estimated Many a sorcerer, like the (great) Samirl, in lamentation of its (sorcery) was.

6
بگفتمش به لبم بوسه‌ای حوالت کن
به خنده گفت کِی‌ات با من این معامله بود؟

To Him, I said : " On my lip, place a kiss." With laughter, He spake : " On my part this thus was."

7
ز اخترم نظری سعد در رَه است که دوش
میان ماه و رخِ یارِ من مُقابله بود

From thy star, the auspicious view is in my path. For, Between the moon and my beloved face, opposition was.

8
دهانِ یار که درمانِ دردِ حافظ داشت
فغان که وقتِ مُرُوَّت چه تنگ حوصله بود

The beloved's mouth, that Hafiz regarded pain's remedy : Alas ! how little of spirit, the time of manliness was.

Zameen

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Persian text source: Ganjoor

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