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5
373-382

  • From the draught thereof there is a trace on the locks and cheeks (of the fair): hence kings lick the earth (of which the bodies of the fair are made).
  • ’Tis the draught of (Divine) beauty—(mingled) in the lovely earth—that thou art kissing with a hundred hearts day and night.
  • Since the draught, when mingled with dust, makes thee mad, think how its pure essence would affect thee! 375
  • Every one is tattered (torn with emotion) in the presence of a clod that has received a draught of Beauty.
  • (There is) a draught (poured) on the moon and the sun and Aries; (there is) a draught (poured) on the Throne and the Footstool and Saturn.
  • Oh, I wonder, wilt thou call it a draught or an elixir, since from contact with it so many splendours arise?
  • Earnestly seek contact with it, O accomplished man: none shall touch it except the purified.
  • One draught (is poured) on gold and rubies and pearls; one draught (is poured) on wine and dessert and fruits; 380
  • One draught on the faces of the charming fair: (consider, then,) how (marvellous) must be that pure wine!
  • Inasmuch as thou rubbest thy tongue (even) on this (earthly draught), how (enamoured of it) wilt thou be when thou seest (tastest) it without the clay!