Ghazal 22 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACADAAAAAEAFAGAAA H| When you hear the lovers' words think them not a mistake | A |
| You don't recognize these words the error must be your take | A |
| The here and hereafter cannot tame my spirit and soul | B |
| Praise God for all the intrigue in my mind that is at stake | A |
| I know not who resides within my heart | C |
| Though I am silent he must shake and quake | A |
| My heart went through the veil play a song | D |
| Hark my fate this music I must make | A |
| I paid no heed worldly affairs I forsake | A |
| It is for your beauty beauty of the world I partake | A |
| My heart is on fire I am restless and awake | A |
| To the tavern to cure my hundred day headache | A |
| My bleeding heart has left its mark in the temple | E |
| You have every right to wash my body in a wine lake | A |
| In the abode of the Magi I am welcome because | F |
| The fire that never dies in my heart is awake | A |
| What was the song the minstrel played | G |
| My life is gone but breathing I still fake | A |
| Within me last night the voice of your love did break | A |
| Hafiz's breast still quivers and shakes for your sake | A |
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| Traslated by Shahriar Shahriari | H |
Shams Al-din Hafiz Shirazi
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