Ghazal 41 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACABAAADAAA E| Though the wine is joyous and the wind flowers sorts | A |
| Harp music and scent of wine the officer reports | A |
| If you face an adversary and a jug of wine | B |
| Choose the wine because fate cheats and extorts | A |
| Up your ragged patched sleeves hide keep your cup | C |
| Like this flask of wine fate too bleeds and distorts | A |
| With my teary eyes I cleanse my robe with wine | B |
| Self restraint and piety is what everyone exhorts | A |
| Seek not your joy in the turn of the firmaments | A |
| Even my filtered clear red fluid dregs sports | A |
| This earth and sky is no more than a bleeding sieve | D |
| That sifts and sorts kingly crowns and courts | A |
| Hafiz your poems invaded Fars and Iraqi ports | A |
| It is now the turn of Baghdad and Tabrizi forts | A |
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| Translated by Shahriar Shahriari | E |
Shams Al-din Hafiz Shirazi
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