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1840-1849

  • That you may find a shelter. Then how (will you lack) shelter? Water and fire will become your army. 1840
  • تا پناهی یابی آن گه چون پناه ** آب و آتش مر ترا گردد سپاه‌‌
  • Did not the sea become a friend to Noah and Moses? Did it not become overbearing in vengeance against their enemies?
  • نوح و موسی را نه دریا یار شد ** نه بر اعداشان به کین قهار شد
  • Was not the fire a fortress for Abraham, so that it raised smoke (sighs of despair) from the heart of Nimrod?
  • آتش ابراهیم را نی قلعه بود ** تا بر آورد از دل نمرود دود
  • Did not the mountain call Yahyá (John the Baptist) to itself and drive off his pursuers with blows of stone?
  • کوه یحیی را نه سوی خویش خواند ** قاصدانش را به زخم سنگ راند
  • “O Yahyá,” it said, “come, take refuge in me, that I may be thy shelter from the sharp sword.”
  • گفت ای یحیی بیا در من گریز ** تا پناهت باشم از شمشیر تیز
  • How the parrot bade farewell to the merchant and flew away.
  • وداع کردن طوطی خواجه را و پریدن‌‌
  • The parrot gave him one or two counsels devoid of hypocrisy and after that bade him the farewell of parting. 1845
  • یک دو پندش داد طوطی بی‌‌نفاق ** بعد از آن گفتش سلام الفراق‌‌
  • The merchant said to her, “Go, God protect thee! Just now thou hast shown to me a new Way.”
  • خواجه گفتش فی أمان الله برو ** مر مرا اکنون نمودی راه نو
  • Said the merchant to himself, “This is the counsel for me; I will take her Way, for this Way is shining with light.
  • خواجه با خود گفت کاین پند من است ** راه او گیرم که این ره روشن است‌‌
  • How should my soul be meaner than the parrot? The soul ought to follow a good track like this.”
  • جان من کمتر ز طوطی کی بود ** جان چنین باید که نیکو پی بود
  • The harmfulness of being honoured by the people and of becoming conspicuous.
  • مضرت تعظیم خلق و انگشت نمای شدن‌‌
  • The body is cage-like: the body, amidst the cajoleries of those who come in and go out, became a thorn to the soul.
  • تن قفس شکل است تن شد خار جان ** در فریب داخلان و خارجان‌‌