غزل شمارهٔ 285

Poet: Hafez

Metre: مفعول فاعلات مفاعیل فاعلن (مضارع مثمن اخرب مکفوف محذوف)

Rhyme: وش

Poems with the same metre and rhyme: 1

Poetic form: Ghazal

English translation: Clarke
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در عهدِ پادشاهِ خطابخشِ جُرم پوش
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در عهدِ پادشاهِ خطابخشِ جُرم پوش
حافظ قَرابه کَش شد و مفتی پیاله نوش

In the age of the king, fault-forgiving, crime-covering, Flagon-drinker, became Hafiz ; and cup-drinker, the mufti.

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صوفی ز کُنجِ صومعه با پایِ خُم نشست
تا دید محتسب که سَبو می‌کشد به دوش

Forth from the cloister-corner, the Sufi sate (drinking) at the wine-jar's foot, Since he beheld the muhtasib a wine-pitcher on his shoulder bear.

3
احوالِ شیخ و قاضی و شُربُ الیَهودِشان
کردم سؤال صبحدم از پیرِ مِی فروش

The state of the shaikh, and of the kazi and of their jew (secret)-drinking, I asked, in the morning, of the Pir, the wine-seller.

4
گفتا نه گفتنیست سخن گرچه محرمی
دَرکَش زبان و پرده نگه دار و مِی بنوش

He said : " Unfit to be uttered is the matter though thou art a confidant : " (From slander) thy tongue indraw ; the screen (of high and of low), preserve ; and wine (of love), drink.

5
ساقی بهار می‌رسد و وجهِ مِی نماند
فکری بکن که خونِ دل آمد ز غم به جوش

Saki ! spring arriveth ; and means of wine (-drinking) is none ; (On getting means), a thought make. For, from grief (of want of means of wine-drinking), into tumult hath come my heart's blood.

6
عشق است و مفلسیّ و جوانیّ و نوبهار
عُذرم پذیر و جرم به ذیلِ کرم بپوش

Love and poverty, and youth, and the new spring, (all this) is My excuse. It, accept ; and, in mercy's trail, the crime conceal.

7
تا چند همچو شمع زبان آوری کنی؟
پروانهٔ مراد رسید ای مُحِب خموش

Like the (burning) candle, tongue extending (in clamour) how long makest thou ? O friend ! the moth of thy desire hath arrived. Silence !

8
ای پادشاهِ صورت و معنی که مثل تو
نادیده هیچ دیده و نشنیده هیچ گوش

O King, in form and in truth ! like thee, No eye hath seen ; no ear hath heard.

9
چندان بمان که خرقهٔ اَزْرَق کُنَد قبول
بختِ جوانَت از فلکِ پیرِ ژِنده پوش

Remain, until the khirk a of hypocrisy, accepteth Thy youthful fortune from the old, tattered garment-wearing sky.

Zameen

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Persian text source: Ganjoor

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