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Butler fetch the ruby wine	A
Which with sudden greatness fills us	B
Pour for me who in my spirit	C
Fail in courage and performance	D
Bring the philosophic stone	E
Karun's treasure Noah's life	F
Haste that by thy means I open	G
All the doors of luck and life	F
Bring me boy the fire water	H
Zoroaster sought in dust	I
To Hafiz revelling 'tis allowed	J
To pray to Matter and to Fire	H
Bring the wine of Jamschid's glass	K
That shone ere time was in the N ant	L
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Give it me that through its virtue	M
I as Jamschid see through worlds	N
Wisely said the Kaiser Jamschid	M
This world's not worth a barleycorn	G
Bring me boy the nectar cup	O
Since it leads to Paradise	P
Flute and lyre lordly speak	Q
Lees of wine outvalue crowns	R
Hither bring the veiled beauty	M
Who in ill famed houses sits	S
Lead her forth my honest name	T
Freely barter I for wine	G
Bring me boy the fire water	H
Drinks the lion the woods burn	G
Give it me that I storm heaven	G
Tear the net from the arch wolf	U
Wine wherewith the Houris teach	V
Angels the ways of Paradise	P
On the glowing coals I'll set it	M
And therewith my brain perfume	W
Bring me wine through whose effulgence	P
Jam and Chosroes yielded light	M
Wine that to the flute I sing	X
Where is Jam and where is Kauss	P
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Bring the blessing of old times	P
Bless the old departed Shahs	P
Bring it me the Shah of hearts	P
Bring me wine to wash me clean	G
Of the weather stains of care	Y
See the countenance of luck	Z
While I dwell in spirit gardens	P
Wherefore sit I shackled here	A2
Lo this mirror shows me all	B2
Drunk I speak of purity	M
Beggar I of lordship speak	Q
When Hafiz in his revel sings	P
Shouteth Sohra in her sphere	C2
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Fear the changes of a day	M
Bring wine which increases life	F
Since the world is all untrue	M
Let the trumpets thee remind	M
How the crown of Kobad vanished	M
Be not certain of the world	M
'Twill not spare to shed thy blood	M
Desperate of the world's affair	Y
Came I running to the wine house	P
Give me wine which maketh glad	M
That I may my steed bestride	M
Through the course career with Rustem	W
Gallop to my heart's content	M
Give me boy the ruby cup	O
Which unlocks the heart with wine	G
That I reason quite renounce	P
And plant banners on the worlds	P
Let us make our glasses kiss	P
Let us quench the sorrow cinders	P
To day let us drink together	H
Whoso has a banquet dressed	M
Is with glad mind satisfied	M
'Scaping from the snares of Dews	P
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Alas for youth 'tis gone in wind	M
Happy he who spent it well	D2
Give me wine that I o'erleap	O
Both worlds at a single spring	X
Stole at dawn from glowing spheres	P
Call of Houris to mine ear	A2
'O happy bird delicious soul	E2
Spread thy pinion break the cage	F2
Sit on the roof of the seven domes	P
Where the spirit takes repose '	-
In the time of Bisurdschimihr	A2
Menutscheher's beauty shined	M
On the beaker of Nushirvan	G
Wrote they once in eider times	P
'Hear the Counsel learn from us	P
Sample of the course of things	P
Earth it is a place of sorrow	A2
Scanty joys are here below	A2
Who has nothing has no sorrow '	-
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Where is Jam and where his cup	O
Solomon and his mirror where	A2
Which of the wise masters knows	P
What time Kauss and Jam existed	M
When those heroes left this world	M
Left they nothing but their names	P
Bind thy heart not to the earth	G2
When thou goest come not back	H2
Fools squander on the world their hearts	P
League with it is feud with heaven	G
Never gives it what thou wishest	M
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A cup of wine imparts the sight	M
Of the five heaven domes with nine steps	P
Whoso can himself renounce	P
Without support shall walk thereon	G
Who discreet is is not wise	P
Give me boy the Kaiser cup	O
Which rejoices heart and soul	E2
Under type of wine and cup	O
Signify we purest love	I2
Youth like lightning disappears	P
Life goes by us as the wind	M
Leave the dwelling with six doors	P
And the serpent with nine heads	P
Life and silver spend thou freely	M
If thou honorest the soul	E2
Haste into the other life	F
All is nought save God alone	G
Give me boy this toy of d mons	P
When the cup of Jam was lost	M
Him availed the world no more	A2
Fetch the wine glass made of ice	P
Wake the torpid heart with wine	G
Every clod of loam below us	P
Is a skull of Alexander	A2
Oceans are the blood of princes	P
Desert sands the dust of beauties	P
More than one Darius was there	A2
Who the whole world overcame	W
But since these gave up the ghost	M
Thinkest thou they never were	A2
Boy go from me to the Shah	J2
Say to him Shah crowned as Jam	W
Win thou first the poor man's heart	M
Then the glass so know the world	M
Empty sorrows from the earth	G2
Canst thou drive away with wine	G
Now in thy throne's recent beauty	M
In the flowing tide of power	A2
Moon of fortune mighty king	X
Whose tiara sheddeth lustre	A2
Peace secure to fish and fowl	K2
Heart and eye sparkle to saints	P
Shoreless is the sea of praise	P
I content me with a prayer	A2
From Nisami's poet works	P
Highest ornament of speech	V
Here a verse will I recite	M
Verse as beautiful as pearls	P
'More kingdoms wait thy diadem	W
Than are known to thee by name	W
May the sovran destiny	M
Grant a victory every morn '	-

Ralph Waldo Emerson

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