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Toggle stanza 1شاه شمشادقدان، خسرو شیریندهنان
The Shah of those box-tree of stature, Khusrau of those sweet of mouth, Who, with His eye-lash, the centre (of an army) all rank-shatterers, shattereth,
Passed intoxicated ; and, on me, the darvish, a glance cast ; (And) said : "O eye and lamp of those all sweet of speech !
" Void of silver and of gold, thy purse how long will be ? "My slave, be ; and, of those all silver of body, the fruit enjoy :
"Not less than an atom (a mote), art thou ; low, be not ; love, practise ; "So that, to the sun's chamber of privacy, whirling, thou mayst reach :
"On the world, rely not ; in that goblet, wine thou hast ; "The pleasure of those Venus of forehead, and tender of body enjoy."
Our Pir, the wine-measurer whose soul be happy Said: "The society of covenant-breakers, shun."
Into the hand, the Friend's skirt bring; from the enemy break away : The man of God, be ; by Ahriman, safely pass.
In the morning, in the parterre of (the red streaked) tulips, to the breeze, I spake, Saying : "Martyrs for whom are these, all of bloody shrouds ?"
He (the breeze) said : "Not informed of this mystery are we, I and thou, "The tale of the ruby wine, and of those silver of chin, mention."
Zameen
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