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Divan-e Shams by Rumi, in audio recordings by حسین رستگار
Love has rosebowers amid the veil of blood; lovers have affairs to transact with the beauty of incomparable Love.
Go forth, my comrades, draw along our beloved, at last bring to me the fugitive idol;
Die now, die now, in this Love die; when you have died in this Love, you will all receive new life.
That beauty handed me a broom saying, “Stir up the dust from the sea!”
If a tree could move on foot or wing, it would not suffer the pain of the saw or the blows of the axe;
This time I am wholly involved in loverhood, this time I am wholly cut off from well-being.
I circumambulate with the pilgrims, I circle around the Beloved; I have not the character of dogs, I do not go around carrion.
There is a passion in my head that I have no inclination for mankind, this passion makes me so that I am unaware of myself.
Without you, Darling, in both worlds I have seen no joy; many wonders I have seen, a wonder like you I have not seen.
I am seeing a moon outside the eye in the eye, which neither eye has seen nor ear heard of.
Since I am intoxicated with your face, learned sage, gaze on me with those intoxicated eyes.
My idol scolds, saying, “Why have you fallen in the middle of the road?” Idol, why should I not fall from such a wine as you have given me?