From The Garden Of Heaven Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDC EFEFGHG IJIJKLK MNMOFROM the garden of Heaven a western breeze | A |
Blows through the leaves of my garden of earth | B |
With a love like a huri I'ld take mine ease | A |
And wine bring me wine the giver of mirth | B |
To day the beggar may boast him a king | C |
His banqueting hall is the ripening field | D |
And his tent the shadow that soft clouds fling | C |
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A tale of April the meadows unfold | E |
Ah foolish for future credit to slave | F |
And to leave the cash of the present untold | E |
Build a fort with wine where thy heart may brave | F |
The assault of the world when thy fortress falls | G |
The relentless victor shall knead from thy dust | H |
The bricks that repair its crumbling walls | G |
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Trust not the word of that foe in the fight | I |
Shall the lamp of the synagogue lend its flame | J |
To set thy monastic torches alight | I |
Drunken am I yet place not my name | J |
In the Book of Doom nor pass judgment on it | K |
Who knows what the secret finger of Fate | L |
Upon his own white forehead has writ | K |
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And when the spirit of Hafiz has fled | M |
Follow his bier with a tribute of sighs | N |
Though the ocean of sin has closed o'er his head | M |
He may find a place in God's Paradise | O |
Shams Al-din Hafiz Shirazi
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