From The Garden Of Heaven Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDC EFEFGHG IJIJKLK MNMO

FROM the garden of Heaven a western breezeA
Blows through the leaves of my garden of earthB
With a love like a huri I'ld take mine easeA
And wine bring me wine the giver of mirthB
To day the beggar may boast him a kingC
His banqueting hall is the ripening fieldD
And his tent the shadow that soft clouds flingC
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A tale of April the meadows unfoldE
Ah foolish for future credit to slaveF
And to leave the cash of the present untoldE
Build a fort with wine where thy heart may braveF
The assault of the world when thy fortress fallsG
The relentless victor shall knead from thy dustH
The bricks that repair its crumbling wallsG
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Trust not the word of that foe in the fightI
Shall the lamp of the synagogue lend its flameJ
To set thy monastic torches alightI
Drunken am I yet place not my nameJ
In the Book of Doom nor pass judgment on itK
Who knows what the secret finger of FateL
Upon his own white forehead has writK
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And when the spirit of Hafiz has fledM
Follow his bier with a tribute of sighsN
Though the ocean of sin has closed o'er his headM
He may find a place in God's ParadiseO

Shams Al-din Hafiz Shirazi



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