غزل شمارهٔ 252

Poet: Hafez

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

Rhyme: اردگر

Poetic form: Ghazal

English translation: Clarke
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گر بُوَد عمر، به میخانه رَسَم بارِ دِگَر
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گر بُوَد عمر، به میخانه رَسَم بارِ دِگَر
بجز از خدمتِ رندان نکنم کارِ دِگَر

If life were, to the wine-house, I would go another time: Save the service of profligates, I would do no other work.

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خُرَّم آن روز که با دیدهٔ گریان بِرَوَم
تا زنم آب درِ میکده یک بارِ دگر

Happy that day, when, with weeping eye, I go : So that, on the wine-house door, water (of tears) I may dash an other time.

3
معرفت نیست در این قوم خدا را سَبَبی
تا بَرَم گوهرِ خود را به خریدارِ دگر

In this tribe (with whom, I am captive) divine knowledge is none, O God ! a little help, Whereby, my own jewel (of existence), I may take to an other purchaser.

4
یار اگر رفت و حقِ صحبتِ دیرین نشناخت
حاشَ لِلَّه که رَوَم من ز پِیِ یارِ دگر

If the (true) Beloved departed ; and recognised not the right of ancient society. God forbid that I should go in pursuit of an other beloved.

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گر مساعد شَوَدَم دایرهٔ چرخِ کبود
هم به دست آورمش باز به پرگارِ دگر

If my helper be the circle of the azure sphere, Him (the true Beloved), to hand, I will bring with an other compass.

6
عافیت می‌طلبد خاطرم ار بگذارند
غمزهٔ شوخَش و آن طرهٔ طَرّارِ دگر

Ease seeketh my heart, if permit His bold glance and that cut-purse tress an other time.

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راز سربستهٔ ما بین که به دستان گفتند
هر زمان با دف و نی بر سرِ بازارِ دگر

Behold our closed-up mystery that, as a tale, they uttered, Momently, with drum and reed, at the head of an other bazar.

8
هر دم از درد بنالم که فلک هر ساعت
کُنَدَم قصدِ دلِ ریش به آزارِ دگر

Momently, with pain, I bewail. For, momently, the sky, For my wounded heart, maketh device with an other torment:

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بازگویم نه در این واقعه حافظ تنهاست
غرقه گشتند در این بادیه بسیارِ دگر

Again, I say : " (Captive) in this matter (of pain) not alone is Hafiz In this desert (of pain), overwhelmed, hath become many an other person.

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Persian text source: Ganjoor

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