Ch 02 The Morals Of Dervishes Story 02 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE F GHI A BJ

I saw a dervish who placed his head upon the threshold of the Ka bah groaned and said O forgiving merciful one thou knowest what an unrighteous ignorant man can offer to theeA
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I have craved pardon for the deficiency of my serviceB
Because I can implore no reward for my obedienceC
Sinners repent of their transgressionsD
Arifs ask forgiveness for their imperfect worshipE
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Devotees desire a reward for their obedience and merchants the price of their wares but I who am a worshipper have brought hope and not obedience I have come to beg and not to trade Deal with me as thou deemest fitF
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Whether thou killest me or forgivest my crimeG
my face and head are on thy thresholdH
A slave has nothing to command whatever thou commandest I obeyI
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I saw a mendicant at the door of the Ka bah Who said this and wept abundantlyA
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I ask not for the acceptance of my serviceB
But for drawing the pen of pardon over my sinsJ

Saadi Shirazi



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