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224-233

  • For she will give you one (draught of) honey (mixed) with (venomous) stings, so that her honey will plant in you (many) sores.
  • زانک یک نوشت دهد با نیشها ** که بکارد در تو نوشش ریشها
  • Whether she give you fifty or sixty (pieces of) gold, she gives you, O fish, (nothing but) flesh on a hook. 225
  • زر اگر پنجاه اگر شصتت دهد ** ماهیا او گوشت در شستت دهد
  • If she give, when does that deceitful one really give (aught)? The words of the swindler are (like) rotten walnuts.
  • گر دهد خود کی دهد آن پر حیل ** جوز پوسیدست گفتار دغل
  • Their rattling robs you of understanding and brain and does not reckon myriads of understandings (even) as one.
  • ژغژغ آن عقل و مغزت را برد ** صد هزاران عقل را یک نشمرد
  • (In travelling) your bag and your purse are your friend, (do not care for anything else): if you are Rámín, seek none but your Wísa.
  • یار تو خرجین تست و کیسه‌ات ** گر تو رامینی مجو جز ویسه‌ات
  • ’Tis your essential self that is your Wísa and beloved, and all these external things are banes to you.
  • ویسه و معشوق تو هم ذات تست ** وین برونیها همه آفات تست
  • Prudence is this, that when they (worldlings) invite you, you should not say, “They are enamoured and fond of me.” 230
  • حزم آن باشد که چون دعوت کنند ** تو نگویی مست و خواهان منند
  • Know that their invitation is (like) the bird's whistle which the fowler gives (while) concealed in (his) place of ambush:
  • دعوت ایشان صفیر مرغ دان ** که کند صیاد در مکمن نهان
  • He has put forward a dead bird, (pretending) that this (bird) is making this plaintive noise and cry.
  • مرغ مرده پیش بنهاده که این ** می‌کند این بانگ و آواز و حنین
  • The birds think he is one of their kind: they gather round, and he rends their skins—
  • مرغ پندارد که جنس اوست او ** جمع آید بر دردشان پوست او