غزل شمارهٔ 305

Poet: Hafez

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

Rhyme: ابخجل

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Poetic form: Ghazal

English translation: Clarke
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به وقت گُل شدم از توبهٔ شراب خجِل
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به وقت گُل شدم از توبهٔ شراب خجِل
که کَس مباد ز کِردارِ ناصَواب خجِل

(Even as) in the rose-season (the time of manifestations ; of glories of mysteries) of repentance of wine (love), I became ashamed, (So) of un-upright conduct (abandoning wine-drinking), let none be ashamed.

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صلاحِ ما همه دامِ رَه است و من زین بحث
نی‌ام ز شاهد و ساقی به هیچ باب خجِل

My counsel (the circulation of the cup) is all the snare of the Path : and, of the argument, On account of the -lovely one, or of the Saki, in no way am I ashamed.

3
بوَد که یار نرنجد ز ما به خُلقِ کریم
که از سؤال ملولیم و از جواب خجِل

It may be that, through His compassionate nature, the (true) Beloved asketh not my sin ; For, of question I am vexed ; and of answer, ashamed.

4
ز خون که رفت شبِ دوش از سراچهٔ چشم
شدیم در نظر رَهرُوانِ خواب خجِل

Of the blood, that, last night, went (flowing) from the pavilion of the eye, In the sight of the night-prowlers of sleep (that come upon the path of the eye) we were ashamed.

5
رواست نرگسِ مست ار فِکند سر در پیش
که شد ز شیوهٔ آن چشمِ پُر عِتاب خجِل

Lawful it is, if the intoxicated narcissus cast down its head ; For, of that (Beloved's) eye full of wrath, it became ashamed.

6
تویی که خوب‌تری ز آفتاب و شُکرِ خدا
که نیستم ز تو در رویِ آفتاب خجِل

Than the (resplendent) sun, more beauteous of face, thou art. Thanks to God ! That, in the sun's face, of thee (O murshid) I am not ashamed.

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حجابِ ظلمت از آن بست آبِ خضر که گشت
ز شعرِ حافظ و آن طَبعِ همچو آب خجِل

The veil of the Zulmat (darkness), the (gleaming) water (of life) of Khizr established for the reason that it became, Of the (pure) nature of Hafiz and of this (his) poetry (lustrous) like water, ashamed.

Zameen

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Persian text source: Ganjoor

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