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1452-1461

  • Saying (to himself), “Why did not I make death my object —(death, which is) the store-house of every fortune and every provision—
  • که چرا قبله نکردم مرگ را  ** مخزن هر دولت و هر برگ را 
  • (And why), through seeing double, did I make the lifelong object of my attention those phantoms that vanished at the fated hour?”
  • قبله کردم من همه عمر از حول  ** آن خیالاتی که گم شد در اجل 
  • The grief of the dead is not on account of death; it is because (so they say) “we dwelt upon the (phenomenal) forms,
  • حسرت آن مردگان از مرگ نیست  ** زانست کاندر نقشها کردیم ایست 
  • And this we did not perceive, that those are (mere) form and foam, (and that) the foam is moved and fed by the Sea.” 1455
  • ما ندیدیم این که آن نقش است و کف  ** کف ز دریا جنبد و یابد علف 
  • When the Sea has cast the foam-flakes on the shore, go to the graveyard and behold those flakes of foam!
  • چونک بحر افکند کفها را به بر  ** تو بگورستان رو آن کفها نگر 
  • Then say (to them), “Where is your movement and gyration (now)? The Sea has cast you into the crisis (of a deadly malady)”—
  • پس بگو کو جنبش و جولانتان  ** بحر افکندست در بحرانتان 
  • In order that they may say to you, not with their lips but implicitly, “Ask this question of the Sea, not of us.”
  • تا بگویندت به لب نی بل به حال  ** که ز دریا کن نه از ما این سال 
  • How should the foam-like (phenomenal) form move without the wave? How should the dust rise to the zenith without a wind?
  • نقش چون کف کی بجنبد بی ز موج  ** خاک بی بادی کجا آید بر اوج 
  • Since you have perceived the dust, namely, the form, perceive the wind; since you have perceived the foam, perceive the ocean of Creative Energy. 1460
  • چون غبار نقش دیدی باد بین  ** کف چو دیدی قلزم ایجاد بین 
  • Come, perceive (it), for insight (is the only thing) in you (that) avails: the rest of you is a piece of fat and flesh, a weft and warp (of bones, muscles, etc.).
  • هین ببین کز تو نظر آید به کار  ** باقیت شحمی و لحمی پود و تار