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3536-3560

  • تا بگفتی جبرئیلش هین مکن  ** که ترا بس دولتست از امر کن 
  • Until Gabriel would say to him, “Hark, do it not, for great fortune is (coming) to thee from the Command, Be!”

  • مصطفی ساکن شدی ز انداختن  ** باز هجران آوریدی تاختن 
  • (Then) Mustafá would desist from casting (himself down), (till) separation again made an attack (upon him).

  • باز خود را سرنگون از کوه او  ** می‌فکندی از غم و اندوه او 
  • (Then) again, from grief and sorrow, he would be on the point of throwing himself headlong from the mountain,

  • باز خود پیدا شدی آن جبرئیل  ** که مکن این ای تو شاه بی‌بدیل 
  • And once more Gabriel would appear in person, saying, “Do it not, O thou peerless (spiritual) king!”

  • هم‌چنین می‌بود تا کشف حجاب  ** تا بیابید آن گهر را او ز جیب  3540
  • Even thus he would continue until the veil was lifted, so that he gained the pearl (of his desire) from the bosom (of his inmost consciousness).

  • بهر هر محنت چو خود را می‌کشند  ** اصل محنتهاست این چونش کشند 
  • Since people kill themselves on account of any affliction, this (separation from God) is the root of (all) afflictions: how should they endure it?

  • از فدایی مردمان را حیرتیست  ** هر یکی از ما فدای سیرتیست 
  • Men are amazed at the Fidá’í, (but) every one of us is a Fidá’í in his behaviour.

  • ای خنک آنک فدا کردست تن  ** بهر آن کارزد فدای آن شدن 
  • Oh, blest is he that has sacrificed his body for the sake of that for which it is worth while to sacrifice one's self.

  • هر یکی چونک فدایی فنیست  ** کاندر آن ره صرف عمر و کشتنیست 
  • Inasmuch as every one is devoted to some calling wherein he spends his life and is killed—

  • کشتنی اندر غروبی یا شروق  ** که نه شایق ماند آنگه نه مشوق  3545
  • Is killed somewhere (either) in the West or in the East, at which time neither the desiring subject nor the desired object remains (in existence)—

  • باری این مقبل فدای این فنست  ** کاندرو صد زندگی در کشتنست 
  • After all, this fortunate man is devoted to the calling wherein a hundred lives are (gained) in being killed;

  • عاشق و معشوق و عشقش بر دوام  ** در دو عالم بهرمند و نیک‌نام 
  • Its lover and beloved and love are everlastingly prosperous and renowned in both worlds.

  • یا کرامی ارحموا اهل الهوی  ** شانهم ورد التوی بعد التوی 
  • O my generous friends, have pity on the votaries of passion: ’tis their business to go down to destruction after destruction.

  • عفو کن ای میر بر سختی او  ** در نگر در درد و بدبختی او 
  • (The people said), “O Amír, pardon his (the ascetic's) violence: consider his sorrow and ill-fortune,

  • تا ز جرمت هم خدا عفوی کند  ** زلتت را مغفرت در آکند  3550
  • In order that God may pardon thy sins likewise and heap forgiveness on thy faults.

  • تو ز غفلت بس سبو بشکسته‌ای  ** در امید عفو دل در بسته‌ای 
  • Thou hast heedlessly broken many a jug and set thy heart on the hope of pardon.

  • عفو کن تا عفو یابی در جزا  ** می‌شکافد مو قدر اندر سزا 
  • Pardon, that thou mayst win pardon in return: the (Divine) decree splits hairs (is exceedingly scrupulous) in (giving every one his) deserts.”

  • جواب گفتن امیر مر آن شفیعان را و همسایگان زاهد را کی گستاخی چرا کرد و سبوی ما را چرا شکست من درین باب شفاعت قبول نخواهم کرد کی سوگند خورده‌ام کی سزای او را بدهم 
  • How the Amír answered those neighbours of the ascetic who interceded for him: “Why,” said he, “did he behave (so) impudently and why did he break my jug (of wine)? I will not listen to intercession in this matter, for I have sworn to punish him as he deserves.”

  • میر گفت او کیست کو سنگی زند  ** بر سبوی ما سبو را بشکند 
  • The Amír said, “Who is he that he should throw a stone at my jug and break it?

  • چون گذر سازد ز کویم شیر نر  ** ترس ترسان بگذرد با صد حذر 
  • When the fierce lion passes through my quarter, he passes in great affright and with a hundred precautions.

  • بنده‌ی ما را چرا آزرد دل  ** کرد ما را پیش مهمانان خجل  3555
  • Why did he vex the heart of my slave and put me to shame before my guests?

  • شربتی که به ز خون اوست ریخت  ** این زمان هم‌چون زنان از ما گریخت 
  • He spilt a beverage that is better than his (own) blood, and now he has fled from me, like women.

  • لیک جان از دست من او کی برد  ** گیر هم‌چون مرغ بالا بر پرد 
  • But how shall he save his life from my hand? (Even) suppose that he flies up on high like a bird,

  • تیر قهر خویش بر پرش زنم  ** پر و بال مردریگش بر کنم 
  • I will shoot the arrow of my vengeance at his wings, I will tear out his good-for-nothing wings and feathers.

  • گر رود در سنگ سخت از کوششم  ** از دل سنگش کنون بیرون کشم 
  • If he enter the hard rock (to escape) from my pursuit, I will drag him forth from the heart of the rock just now.

  • من برانم بر تن او ضربتی  ** که بود قوادکان را عبرتی  3560
  • I will inflict on his body such a blow as will be a warning to base scoundrels.