آن جماعت کت همی‌‌دادند ریو ** چون ببینندت بگویندت که دیو

آن جماعت کت همی‌‌دادند ریو ** چون ببینندت بگویندت که دیو 1870

The set of people who used to flatter you deceitfully, when they behold you will call you a devil.

جمله گویندت چو بینندت به در ** مرده‌‌ای از گور خود بر کرد سر

When they see you at their doors, they all will cry, “Truly a dead man has risen from the grave.”

همچو امرد که خدا نامش کنند ** تا بدین سالوس در دامش کنند

(You will be) like the beardless youth whom they address as “Lord” that by this hypocrisy they may make entrap him.

چون که در بد نامی آمد ریش او ** دیو را ننگ آید از تفتیش او

As soon as he has grown a beard in infamy, the Devil is ashamed to search after him.

دیو سوی آدمی شد بهر شر ** سوی تو ناید که از دیوی بتر

The Devil approaches Man for the sake of wickedness: he does not approach you because you are worse than the Devil.

تا تو بودی آدمی دیو از پی‌‌ات ** می‌‌دوید و می‌‌چشانید او می‌‌ات‌‌ 1875

So long as you were a man the Devil was running at your heels and bidding you taste (his) wine.

چون شدی در خوی دیوی استوار ** می‌‌گریزد از تو دیو نابکار

Since you have become confirmed in devilry, the good-for-nothing Devil is fleeing from you!

آن که اندر دامنت آویخت او ** چون چنین گشتی ز تو بگریخت او

He who (formerly) clung to your skirt fled from you when you became like this.

تفسیر ما شاء الله کان‌‌

Explanation of (the Tradition) “Whatsoever God wills cometh to pass.”

این همه گفتیم لیک اندر بسیچ ** بی‌‌عنایات خدا هیچیم هیچ‌‌

We have spoken all these words, but in preparing ourselves (for the journey before us) we are naught, naught without the favours of God.

بی‌‌عنایات حق و خاصان حق ** گر ملک باشد سیاه استش ورق‌‌

Without the favours of God and God's elect ones, angel though he be, his page is black.