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  • Thy enemy is none but thyself, O accursed one: do not despitefully call the innocent (thy) enemies.
  • دشمن تو جز تو نبود این لعین ** بی‌گناهان را مگو دشمن به کین
  • In thy sight this evil state (in which thou art) is dawlat (worldly fortune), whereof the beginning is dawádaw (running to and fro) and the end lat (blows).
  • پیش تو این حالت بد دولتست ** که دوادو اول و آخر لتست
  • If by degrees thou do not run away from this worldly fortune, autumn will come o’er this spring of thine. 2740
  • گر ازین دولت نتازی خز خزان ** این بهارت را همی آید خزان
  • East and West have seen many like thee, whose heads have been severed from their bodies.
  • مشرق و مغرب چو تو بس دیده‌اند ** که سر ایشان ز تن ببریده‌اند
  • After all, how should East and West, which are not permanent, make any one enduring?
  • مشرق و مغرب که نبود بر قرار ** چون کنند آخر کسی را پایدار
  • Thou takest pride in the fact that men, from fear and bondage, have become thy flatterers for a few days.
  • تو بدان فخر آوری کز ترس و بند ** چاپلوست گشت مردم روز چند
  • When men bow in adoration to any one, they are (really) cramming poison into his soul.
  • هر کرا مردم سجودی می‌کنند ** زهر اندر جان او می‌آکنند
  • When his adorer turns away from him, he knows that that (adoration) was poisonous and destructive to him. 2745
  • چونک بر گردد ازو آن ساجدش ** داند او کان زهر بود و موبدش
  • Oh, blest is he whose carnal soul was abased! Alas who became like a mountain from arrogance
  • ای خنک آن را که ذلت نفسه ** وای آنک از سرکشی شد چون که او
  • Know that this pride is a killing poison: that fool toxicated by the poisonous wine.
  • این تکبر زهر قاتل دان که هست ** از می پر زهر شد آن گیج مست