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5
540-549

  • For the sake of stirring the healthful air thy feathers are used as fans. 540
  • What ingratitude and what recklessness is this! Dost not thou know who is their decorator?
  • Or dost thou know (that) and art thou showing disdain and purposely tearing out (such) a (fine) broidery?
  • Oh, there is many a disdain that becomes a sin and causes the servant to fall from favour with the King (God).
  • To show disdain is sweeter than sugar; but chew it not, for it hath a hundred perils.
  • The place of safety is the way of want (lowliness): abandon disdain and make up with (be satisfied with) that way. 545
  • Oh, many a disdainfulness flapped its wings and plumes, (but) in the end it became a bane to that (arrogant) person.
  • If the sweetness of disdain exalts thee for a moment, (yet) its latent fear and dread consumes thee;
  • (While) this want (lowliness), though it make (thee) lean, will make thy breast (heart) like the brilliant full-moon.
  • Since He (God) draws forth the living from the dead, he that has become dead (to this world) keeps the right course;