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2319-2328

  • Thou didst command this invocation (of Thee) from the beginning; else how should a creature of dust have dared (to do) this?
  • این دعا تو امر کردی ز ابتدا  ** ورنه خاکی را چه زهره‌ی این بدی 
  • Since—oh, wonder !—Thou didst command us to invoke Thee, cause this invocation of Thee to be answered favourably. 2320
  • چون دعامان امر کردی ای عجاب  ** این دعای خویش را کن مستجاب 
  • Night has wrecked the ship of (my) understanding and senses: no hope is left, nor fear nor despair.
  • شب شکسته کشتی فهم و حواس  ** نه امیدی مانده نه خوف و نه یاس 
  • God has borne me into the sea of Mercy: (I know not) with what specialty He will fill me and send me (back to the world).
  • برده در دریای رحمت ایزدم  ** تا ز چه فن پر کند بفرستدم 
  • He fills one with the light of Majesty, while He fills another with (vain) imagination and fancy.
  • آن یکی را کرده پر نور جلال  ** وآن دگر را کرده پر وهم و خیال 
  • If I had any judgement and skill by myself, my judgement and forethought would be under my control;
  • گر بخویشم هیچ رای و فن بدی  ** رای و تدبیرم به حکم من بدی 
  • At night my consciousness would not go (from me) without my bidding, and my birds (senses and faculties) would be under my trap. 2325
  • شب نرفتی هوش بی‌فرمان من  ** زیر دام من بدی مرغان من 
  • I should be aware of the stages (of the journey) of the soul (both) at the time of sleep and unconsciousness and (at the time of) tribulation.
  • بودمی آگه ز منزلهای جان  ** وقت خواب و بیهشی و امتحان 
  • Inasmuch as my hand is (made) empty by this (sovereign) power of His to loose and bind, oh, I wonder, from whom comes this self-conceit of mine?
  • چون کفم زین حل و عقد او تهیست  ** ای عجب این معجبی من ز کیست 
  • I have even deemed that what I saw was not seen (by me), and (like a beggar) I have again held up the basket of invocation.
  • دیده را نادیده خود انگاشتم  ** باز زنبیل دعا برداشتم