- (He hath given) honey as a remedy for the sick body: He hath made the inward part of the bee a fountain (of honey).
- انگبین داروی تن رنجور را ** چشمه کرده باطن زنبور را
- He gave water universally to high and low for cleanliness and for drinking.
- آب دادی عام اصل و فرع را ** از برای طهر و بهر کرع را
- (The object is) that you may follow the track from these (derivatives) towards the origins; but you are content with this (offshoot), O trifler.
- تا ازینها پی بری سوی اصول ** تو برین قانع شدی ای بوالفضول
- Now hear the story of the Earth and what she is saying to enchant the disturber (of her peace).
- بشنو اکنون ماجرای خاک را ** که چه می‌گوید فسون محراک را
- With frowning (unsmiling) looks in the presence of Seraphiel, she is practising a hundred sorts of coquetry and blandishment, 1640
- پیش اسرافیل‌گشته او عبوس ** می‌کند صد گونه شکل و چاپلوس
- Saying, “By the truth of the holy essence of the Almighty, (I beseech thee), do not regard this violence to me as lawful!
- که بحق ذات پاک ذوالجلال ** که مدار این قهر را بر من حلال
- I have a presentiment of this change: suspicious thoughts are running in my head.
- من ازین تقلیب بویی می‌برم ** بدگمانی می‌دود اندر سرم
- Thou art the Angel of mercy: show mercy, for the humá will not harm any (common) bird.
- تو فرشته‌ی رحمتی رحمت نما ** زانک مرغی را نیازارد هما
- O (thou who art) healing and mercy to the sorrowful, do thou the same as those two benefactors did.”
- ای شفا و رحمت اصحاب درد ** تو همان کن کان دو نیکوکار کرد
- At once Seraphiel returned to the King: in God's presence he excused himself and told what had passed, 1645
- زود اسرافیل باز آمد به شاه ** گفت عذر و ماجرا نزد اله