I told my sorrow to the physicians
Hafezحافظ
چندان که گفتم غم با طبیبان
For all that I told my sorrow to the physicians,
درمان نکردند مسکین غریبان
they found no cure for the poor strangers.
آن گل که هر دم در دست بادیست
That rose which is every moment in the hand of some wind,
گو شرم بادش از عندلیبان
tell her she should feel shame before the nightingales.
یا رب امان ده تا بازبیند
O Lord, grant us time, so that once more
چشم محبان روی حبیبان
the eyes of lovers may see the faces of the beloved.
درج محبت بر مهر خود نیست
The casket of love no longer keeps its seal;
یا رب مبادا کام رقیبان
O Lord, may the rivals never have their wish.
ای منعم آخر بر خوان جودت
O generous one, at last, at the table of your bounty,
تا چند باشیم از بی نصیبان
how long must we be among those who have no share?
حافظ نگشتی شیدای گیتی
Hafez, you would not have grown mad for the world
گر میشنیدی پند ادیبان
if you had listened to the counsel of the learned.
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در پیش نهاده کله کیکاووس
I saw a bird perched on the ramparts of Tus,
with the skull of Kay Kavus set down before it.
A Bird on the Walls of Tus
یکی قطره باران ز ابری چکید
خجل شد چو پهنای دریا بدید
A drop of rain fell from a cloud;
it was ashamed when it saw the breadth of the sea.
A Drop of Rain
ابتدای کار سیمرغ ای عجب
جلوهگر بگذشت بر چین نیمشب
The beginning of the Simorgh’s story, how wonderful:
in all his splendour he passed over China at midnight.