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  • تا نمی‌بینم همی‌بینم شود  ** وین ندانمهات می‌دانم بود 
  • So that “I see not” may become “I see” and these “I know not's” of yours may be (turned into) “I know.”
  • بگذر از مستی و مستی‌بخش باش  ** زین تلون نقل کن در استواش  630
  • Pass beyond intoxication and be one who bestows intoxication (on others): move away from this mutability into His permanence.
  • چند نازی تو بدین مستی بس است  ** بر سر هر کوی چندان مست هست 
  • How long will you take pride in this intoxication? ’Tis enough: there are so many intoxicated (like you) at the top of every street.
  • گر دو عالم پر شود سرمست یار  ** جمله یک باشند و آن یک نیست خوار 
  • If the two worlds were filled with those whom the Friend has intoxicated, they all would be one (spirit), and that one is not despicable.
  • این ز بسیاری نیابد خواریی  ** خوار کی بود تن‌پرستی ناریی 
  • This (spirit) is nowise rendered despicable by (the appearance of) multitude. Who is despicable? A body-server (sensualist) of fiery nature.
  • گر جهان پر شد ز نور آفتاب  ** کی بود خوار آن تف خوش‌التهاب 
  • Though the world is filled with the sun's light, how should that splendour of beauteous flame be despicable?
  • لیک با این جمله بالاتر خرام  ** چونک ارض الله واسع بود و رام  635
  • But, notwithstanding all this, mount higher, since God's earth is spacious and delightful.
  • گرچه این مستی چو باز اشهبست  ** برتر از وی در زمین قدس هست 
  • Although this intoxication is (excellent) like the white falcon, (yet) in the earth of (Divine) Transcendence there is (something) superior to it.
  • رو سرافیلی شو اندر امتیاز  ** در دمنده‌ی روح و مست و مست‌ساز 
  • Go, become an Isráfíl (Seraphiel) in (your) distinction (pre-eminence)— (become) an inspirer of spirituality and intoxicated and an intoxicator (of others).
  • مست را چون دل مزاح اندیشه شد  ** این ندانم و آن ندانم پیشه شد 
  • Since the intoxicated man's heart is occupied with thoughts of merriment, it has become his practice (to say repeatedly) “I don't know this” and “I don't know that.”