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Divan-e Shams by Rumi, in audio recordings by علی اسلامی مذهب
The king has come, the king has come; adorn the palace-hall; cut your forearms in honour of the fair one of Canaan.
Enough now from the cry dush—“dismount”—I have remained far from my road; enough from the cry qush—“set off”—I have missed my tent.
Lord, would that I knew what is the desire of my Beloved; He has barred my road of escape, robbed me of my heart and my repose.
Since you deserted me death is for me joy and ease; without you, death has become for me like honey and milk.
All have eaten and fallen asleep, and the house has become empty; it is time for us to saunter forth to the garden,
Wherever you set your foot, my darling, tulip and violet and jasmine spring up.
When laughter leaps forth from me, I keep laughter hidden from him; I make a sour face at him; I shout and scream at him.
Whatever comes of the world’s affairs, how does that affect your business? If the two worlds have become an idol-temple, where is that roguish idol of yours?
Do not fling stones at the factory of glassmaking, do not strike anew the wounded heart of the broken-hearted.