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955-964

  • The Sultan's falcon is tormented by those owls; that grand treasure is buried in filth. 955
  • The owls are doing violence to the falcon: they are tearing out his plumes and feathers though he is innocent.
  • His only crime is this, that he is a falcon: after all, what is Joseph's crime except (that he had) beauty?
  • The owl's origin and existence is (in) the wilderness; that is the cause of their Jewish (fanatical) anger against the falcon.
  • (They say), ‘Why art thou (always) making mention of yonder land, or of the palace and wrist of the Emperor?
  • Thou art behaving impudently in the owls’ village, thou art introducing dissension and disturbance (amongst us). 960
  • Our dwelling-place, which is the envy of the empyrean, thou callest a wilderness and givest it the name of “vile.”
  • Thou hast employed hypocrisy in order that our owls may make thee (their) king and leader.
  • Thou art instilling into them a vain imagination and a mad fancy: thou art giving the name “ruin” to this Paradise.
  • We will beat thy head so long, O (bird) of evil qualities, that thou wilt renounce this hypocrisy and nonsense.’