From The Persian Of Hafiz Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IHHH JKLK HHMH NOHO HPQP| Of Paradise O hermit wise | A |
| Let us renounce the thought | B |
| Of old therein our names of sin | C |
| Allah recorded not | D |
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| Who dear to God on earthly sod | E |
| No corn grain plants | F |
| The same is glad that life is had | G |
| Though corn he wants | H |
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| Thy mind the mosque and cool kiosk | I |
| Spare fast and orisons | H |
| Mine me allows the drink house | H |
| And sweet chase of the nuns | H |
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| O just fakeer with brow austere | J |
| Forbid me not the vine | K |
| On the first day poor Hafiz clay | L |
| Was kneaded up with wine | K |
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| He is no dervise Heaven slights his service | H |
| Who shall refuse | H |
| There in the banquet to pawn his blanket | M |
| For Schiraz's juice | H |
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| Who his friend's shirt or hem of his shirt | N |
| Shall spare to pledge | O |
| To him Eden's bliss and Angel's kiss | H |
| Shall want their edge | O |
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| Up Hafiz grace from high God's face | H |
| Beams on thee pure | P |
| Shy then not hell and trust thou well | Q |
| Heaven is secure | P |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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