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1432-1441

  • Far, far be it from his sea-like (profound) intelligence that madness should prompt him to folly!
  • دور دور از عقل چون دریای او ** تا جنون باشد سفه فرمای او
  • God forbid, in view of the perfection of his (spiritual) attainments, that the cloud of sickness should cover his moon!
  • حاش لله از کمال جاه او ** کابر بیماری بپوشد ماه او
  • He has gone into the house (and taken refuge) from the wickedness of the vulgar: he has become mad on account of the infamy of the sane.
  • او ز شر عامه اندر خانه شد ** او ز ننگ عاقلان دیوانه شد
  • From (feeling) the disgrace of the dull body-serving intellect, he has purposely gone and become mad, 1435
  • او ز عار عقل کند تن پرست ** قاصدا رفته ست و دیوانه شده ست‏
  • Saying, ‘Bind me fast and with the tail of a cow smite me on head and back, and do not dispute this (matter),
  • که ببندیدم قوی و ز ساز گاو ** بر سر و پشتم بزن وین را مکاو
  • That from the stroke of the part (of the cow) I may gain life, as the murdered man (gained life) from the cow of Moses, O trusty ones;
  • تا ز زخم لخت یابم من حیات ** چون قتیل از گاو موسی ای ثقات‏
  • That I may be made happy by the stroke of a part of the cow; (that I may) become well (whole), as (in the case of) the murdered man and the cow of Moses’.”
  • تا ز زخم لخت گاوی خوش شوم ** همچو کشته‏ی گاو موسی گش شوم‏
  • The murdered man was revived by the stroke of the cow's tail: he became pure gold (in spirit), even as copper (is transmuted) by the elixir.
  • زنده شد کشته ز زخم دم گاو ** همچو مس از کیمیا شد زر ساو
  • The murdered man sprang up and told the secrets: he revealed that bloodthirsty gang. 1440
  • کشته بر جست و بگفت اسرار را ** وا نمود آن زمره‏ی خون‏خوار را
  • He said plainly, “I was killed by these people who are now disturbed (with anger) in contending against me.”
  • گفت روشن کاین جماعت کشته‏اند ** کاین زمان در خصمی‏ام آشفته‏اند