Keep to your own affairs, why do you fault me?
My heart has fallen in love, what has befallen thee?
In the center of he, whom God made from nothing
There is a subtle point that no creature can see.
Until His lips fulfill my lips like a reed
From all the worldly advice I must flee.
The beggar of your home, of the eight heavens has no need
The prisoner of your love, from both worlds is thus free.
Though my drunkenness has brought forth my ruin
My essence is flourished by paying that ruinous fee.
O heart for the pain and injustice of love do not plead
For this is your lot from the justice of eternity.
Hafiz don't help magic and fantasy further breed
The world is filled with such, from sea to sea.
Translated by: Shahriar Shahriari
Ghazal 35
Shams Al-din Hafiz Shirazi
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Poem topics: I love you, god, home, justice, magic, pain, world, fantasy, eternity, fault, advice, prisoner, creature, essence, point, fallen, heart, sea, I miss you, love, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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