- It scatters the yellow leaves from the bough of the heart, in order that incessant green leaves may grow. 3680
- می‌فشاند برگ زرد از شاخ دل ** تا بروید برگ سبز متصل
- It uproots the old joy, in order that new delight may march in from the Beyond.
- می‌کند بیخ سرور کهنه را ** تا خرامد ذوق نو از ما ورا
- Sorrow pulls up the crooked rotten (root), in order that it may disclose the root that is veiled from sight.
- غم کند بیخ کژ پوسیده را ** تا نماید بیخ رو پوشیده را
- Whatsoever (things) sorrow may cause to be shed from the heart or may take away (from it), assuredly it will bring better in exchange,
- غم ز دل هر چه بریزد یا برد ** در عوض حقا که بهتر آورد
- Especially for him who knows with certainty (intuitively) that sorrow is the servant of the possessors of (intuitive) certainty.
- خاصه آن را که یقینش باشد این ** که بود غم بنده‌ی اهل یقین
- Unless the clouds and the lightning show a frowning aspect, the vines will be burnt by the smiles of the sun. 3685
- گر ترش‌رویی نیارد ابر و برق ** رز بسوزد از تبسمهای شرق
- Good and ill fortune become guests in thy heart: like the star (planet), they go from house to house.
- سعد و نحس اندر دلت مهمان شود ** چون ستاره خانه خانه می‌رود
- At the time when it (the auspicious or inauspicious star) is residing in thy mansion, adapt thyself to it and be agreeable, like its ascendant,
- آن زمان که او مقیم برج تست ** باش هم‌چون طالعش شیرین و چست
- So that, when it rejoins the Moon, it may speak gratefully of thee to the Lord of the heart.
- تا که با مه چون شود او متصل ** شکر گوید از تو با سلطان دل
- Job, the (prophet who was) patient and well-pleased (with God), showed sweetness to God's guest during seven years (spent) in tribulation,
- هفت سال ایوب با صبر و رضا ** در بلا خوش بود با ضیف خدا