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1953-1962

  • The (Divine) breathing came, beheld you, and departed: it gave life to whom it would, and departed.
  • نفحه آمد مر شما را دید و رفت ** هر که را که خواست جان بخشید و رفت‌‌

  • Another breathing has arrived. Be thou heedful, that thou mayst not miss this one too, O comrade.
  • نفحه‌‌ی دیگر رسید آگاه باش ** تا از این هم وانمانی خواجه‌‌تاش‌‌

  • The soul of fire gained therefrom extinction; from its everlastingness the dead (soul) put on the mantle (of eternal life). 1955
  • جان ناری یافت از وی انطفا ** مرده پوشید از بقای او قبا

  • This is the freshness and movement of the Túbá-tree, this is not like the movements of animals.
  • تازگی و جنبش طوبی است این ** همچو جنبشهای حیوان نیست این‌‌

  • If it fall on earth and heaven, their galls will turn to water at once (they will be consumed with terror).
  • گر در افتد در زمین و آسمان ** زهره‌‌هاشان آب گردد در زمان‌‌

  • Truly, from fear of this infinite breath (they were filled with dismay): recite (the words of the Qur’án) but they refused to bear it (the trust offered to them).
  • خود ز بیم این دم بی‌‌منتها ** باز خوان فأبين أن یحملنها

  • Else, how should (the words) they shrank from it have been (in the Qur’án), unless from fear of it the heart of the mountain had become blood?
  • ور نه خود أشفقن منها چون بدی ** گرنه از بیمش دل که خون شدی‌‌

  • Yesternight this (breath) presented itself (to me) in a different guise (but) some morsels (of food) came in and barred the way. 1960
  • دوش دیگر لون این می‌‌داد دست ** لقمه‌‌ی چندی در آمد ره ببست‌‌

  • For a morsel's sake a Luqmán has become (held in custody as) a pledge: ’tis the time for Luqmán: begone, O morsel!
  • بهر لقمه گشته لقمانی گرو ** وقت لقمان است ای لقمه برو

  • These pricks (of the flesh) for desire of a morsel! Seek ye always (to draw forth) the thorn from the sole of Luqmán.
  • از هوای لقمه‌‌ی این خار خار ** از کف لقمان همی‌‌جویید خار