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2412-2421

  • Since I have made (for myself) a lamp of thy forgiveness, I repent, I cast away (abandon) opposition.
  • I am laying before thee sword and winding-sheet: I am bending my neck towards thee: smite!
  • Thou art talking of bitter separation (from me): do whatever thou wilt, but do not this.
  • Thy conscience within thee is a pleader on my behalf, it is a perpetual intercessor with thee in my absence. 2415
  • What pleads within thee for me is thy (noble) nature: from reliance on it my heart sought (to) sin (against thee).
  • Have mercy, unbeknown to thyself (without any self-conceit), O angry one, O thou whose nature is better than a hundred maunds of honey.”
  • In this fashion was she speaking graciously and winningly: meanwhile a (fit of) weeping came upon her.
  • When the tears and sobs passed beyond bounds—from her who was fascinating even without tears—
  • There appeared from that rain a lightning-flash (that) shot a spark of fire into the heart of the lonely man. 2420
  • She by whose beauteous face man was enslaved, how will it be when she begins to play the (humble) slave?